Savvas Elevate Topic 7 Grade 5 Study Game

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Savvas Elevate Topic 7 Grade 5 Study GameOnline version Savvas Elevate Topic 7 Grade 5 Study Game by Kim Boxdorfer 1 Earth moved closer to the sun during its revolution, causing the shadows to get longer. Yes No 2 Can you use this model to represent that the spinning globe shows how the sun appears to rise and set? Yes No 3 Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth? Yes No 4 Gravity pulls objects to the center of the Earth Yes No 5 Does this model the pattern of day and night? Yes No 6 Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth? Yes No 7 If I wanted to model day & night, should I add curved arrows to show Earth’s rotation to this model? Yes No 8 Does this diagram show the constellations? Yes No 9 None of the constellations shown on the winter map will appear on the summer map. Yes No 10 Sunrise and sunset times change once a month. Yes No 11 Gravity pulls objects to the magnetic north pole. Yes No 12 Gravity pulls objects up Yes No 13 If I wanted to model day & night, should I add the sun to show how different areas face the sun to this model? Yes No 14 Can you use this model to represent that the light shows how Earth revolves around the sun? Yes No 15 Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth? Yes No 16 If I wanted to model day & night, should I add the moon to this model? Yes No 17 Does this diagram show the phases of the moon? Yes No 18 Winter and summer constellation maps will be identical. Yes No 19 Look at where the x is. When the globe rotates halfway, the x will experience nighttime Yes No 20 The sun lights only half of Earth, so shadow lengths are always the same size. Yes No 21 If I wanted to model day & night, should I add arrows pointing down to show GRAVITY to this model? Yes No 22 Sunrise and sunset times change depending on the amount of daylight. Yes No 23 When the sun was low in the horizon, the shadow was long. As the sun rose, the shadow got shorter. Yes No 24 Some of the constellations shown on the winter map would not appear on the summer map. Yes No 25 Does this diagram show the Earth's seasons? Yes No 26 Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth? Yes No 27 Gravity pulls objects down Yes No 28 Some of the constellations shown on the winter map would appear in different locations on the summer map. Yes No 29 Look at where the x is. When the globe rotates halfway, the x will experience daylight. Yes No

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Savvas Elevate Topic 7 Grade 5 Study GameOnline version

by Kim Boxdorfer

Earth moved closer to the sun during its revolution, causing the shadows to get longer.

Can you use this model to represent that the spinning globe shows how the sun appears to rise and set?

Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth?

Gravity pulls objects to the center of the Earth

Does this model the pattern of day and night?

Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth?

If I wanted to model day & night, should I add curved arrows to show Earth’s rotation to this model?

Does this diagram show the constellations?

None of the constellations shown on the winter map will appear on the summer map.

Sunrise and sunset times change once a month.

Gravity pulls objects to the magnetic north pole.

Gravity pulls objects up

If I wanted to model day & night, should I add the sun to show how different areas face the sun to this model?

Can you use this model to represent that the light shows how Earth revolves around the sun?

Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth?

If I wanted to model day & night, should I add the moon to this model?

Does this diagram show the phases of the moon?

Winter and summer constellation maps will be identical.

Look at where the x is. When the globe rotates halfway, the x will experience nighttime

The sun lights only half of Earth, so shadow lengths are always the same size.

If I wanted to model day & night, should I add arrows pointing down to show GRAVITY to this model?

Sunrise and sunset times change depending on the amount of daylight.

When the sun was low in the horizon, the shadow was long. As the sun rose, the shadow got shorter.

Some of the constellations shown on the winter map would not appear on the summer map.

Does this diagram show the Earth's seasons?

Does this support the argument that gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth?

Gravity pulls objects down

Some of the constellations shown on the winter map would appear in different locations on the summer map.

Look at where the x is. When the globe rotates halfway, the x will experience daylight.