7th Science Unit 5

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Earth-Moon-Sun system

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7th Science Unit 5


7th Science Unit 5Version en ligne Earth-Moon-Sun system par Jennifer Luczak 1 This keeps the Earth and other planets of the solar system in order around the sun and keeps the moon in orbit around Earth. a tide b revolution c gravity d satellite e rotation 2 This is the motion of a body that travels around another body in space. a tide b revolution c gravity d satellite e rotation 3 This is a natural or artificial body that revolves around a celestial body that is greater in mass. a tide b revolution c gravity d satellite e rotation 4 This is the counterclockwise spin of a planet or moon as seen from above a planet's north pole a tide b revolution c gravity d satellite e rotation 5 periodic rise and fall of the water level in the oceans and other large bodies of water. a tide b revolution c gravity d satellite e rotation 6 How do you find the tidal wave range? a low tide time - high tide time b high tide time - low tide time 7 What is the tidal range on June 3rd if high tide is 6.11m and low tide is 1.76m? a 4.35 ft b 7.87 m c 4.35 m d 7.87 ft 8 What is the tidal range on June 9rd if high tide is 6.08m and low tide is 1.56m? a 4.76 m b 7.40 m c 6.08 m d 4.76 ft 9 Besides Earth, what other factor contributes to Earth's seasons? a the energy as heat from the moon b time of day c cold or warm air blowing from the ocean d the angle of the sun's rays and the number of hours of daylight 10 There is a first-quarter moon, what do you see? a moon shaped like a half circle b moon shaped like a crescent c no moon in the sky d moon shaped like a circle, shining brightly 11 Which is a similarity between a neap tide and a spring tide? a neap tides occur once a year in fall, spring tides once a year in spring b each occurs twice a year c Occurs twice a month d neap tide occurs at night and spring tide occurs during day 12 What does this diagram show? a third-quarter moon b solar eclipse c first-quarter moon d lunar eclipse 13 During equinox, the sun's rays strike Earth at a 90-degree angle along the equator. What is the result? a unseasonably warm day b night is longer than daytime c daytime is longer than night d both day and night are the same amount of hours 14 Position labeled 1 represents the season of summer in - a Antartica b Northern Hemisphere c Eastern Hemisphere d Southern Hemisphere 15 You live near the ocean, how does the Earth, sun and moon interaction affect your life a school sports won't continue b affects coastal activities c affects inland activities d has no affect 16 describe rotation of Earth about axis and why Earth day is 24 hours long a Earth rotates east to west and take about 24 hours to complete one rotation b Earth rotates west to east, and takes about 24 hours to complete one full rotation c Earth rotates west to east, and takes about 24 hours to complete 2 rotations d Earth rotates east to west and take about 24 hours to complete two rotations 17 What causes tides a gravitational pull of the Earth b gravitational pull of the sun c gravitational pull of moon and the sun interacting with the Earth's rotation d the sun interacting with the Earth's rotation

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7th Science Unit 5

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7th Science Unit 5Version en ligne

par Jennifer Luczak

This keeps the Earth and other planets of the solar system in order around the sun and keeps the moon in orbit around Earth.

This is the motion of a body that travels around another body in space.

This is a natural or artificial body that revolves around a celestial body that is greater in mass.

This is the counterclockwise spin of a planet or moon as seen from above a planet's north pole

periodic rise and fall of the water level in the oceans and other large bodies of water.

How do you find the tidal wave range?

What is the tidal range on June 3rd if high tide is 6.11m and low tide is 1.76m?

What is the tidal range on June 9rd if high tide is 6.08m and low tide is 1.56m?

Besides Earth, what other factor contributes to Earth's seasons?

There is a first-quarter moon, what do you see?

Which is a similarity between a neap tide and a spring tide?

What does this diagram show?

During equinox, the sun's rays strike Earth at a 90-degree angle along the equator. What is the result?

Position labeled 1 represents the season of summer in -

You live near the ocean, how does the Earth, sun and moon interaction affect your life

describe rotation of Earth about axis and why Earth day is 24 hours long

What causes tides