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Starry Sky QuizOnline version Stars, Moon, Seasons by Hasnaa Mohamed 1 Stars look small because they are a close to us b far away from us 2 The Sun, Our Star: The sun is the closest star to Earth. a False b True 3 We cannot live without heat and light from the sun. a True b False 4 The sun can also harm living things. It can give you a sunburn. a True b False 5 Gravity is a force, like a pull. It pulls objects toward one another. a False b True 6 The moon is the closest large object to Earth in space. a True b False 7 Earth spins in space. It makes one spin every 24 hours. a True b False 8 Rotation causes day and night. a True b False 9 Sunrise happens when the sun seems to rise in the morning. a True b False 10 Sunset happens when the sun seems to set in the evening. a True b False 11 The sun is not moving. The rotation of Earth makes the sun seem to move. a True b False 12 The rotation of Earth makes the moon seem to rise and set, too. a True b False 13 The moon moves in a path around Earth. a False b True 14 The moon spins just like Earth does. a True b False 15 The sun shines on the moon. This makes the moon bright at night. a False b True 16 The changing shapes of the moon are called moon phases. a True b False 17 A telescope is a tool that makes things look bigger. a True b False 18 Never look at the sun with this tool. a True b False 19 Earth moves around the sun. Earth makes one path around the sun in 365 days. a False b True 20 As Earth moves, sunlight hits parts of Earth differently. a False b True 21 Seasons are summer, fall, winter, and spring. a False b True 22 In summer, your part of Earth gets a lot of sunshine. Daylight hours are long. a True b False 23 In fall, your part of Earth gets a little less sunshine. Daylight hours get shorter. a False b True 24 Fall is cool. a False b True 25 In spring, your part of Earth begins to get more sunshine. Daylight hours get longer. a False b True 26 Spring is cool. a False b True 27 In winter, your part of Earth gets the least amount of sunshine. Daylight hours are short. Winter is cold a True b False 28 How does a frog mainly propel itself forward when hopping? a Pushing off with its hind legs b Sliding on its belly c Flapping its wings 29 Which habitat is most common for frogs? a Arid deserts b Freshwater ponds and wetlands c Open ocean reefs 30 How do adult frogs primarily breathe when submerged underwater? a By using gills b Through their moist skin c By blowing bubbles through their nose 31 Which season is typically associated with frog breeding calls? a Autumn b Winter c Spring

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by Hasnaa Mohamed

Stars look small because they are

The Sun, Our Star: The sun is the closest star to Earth.

We cannot live without heat and light from the sun.

The sun can also harm living things. It can give you a sunburn.

Gravity is a force, like a pull. It pulls objects toward one another.

The moon is the closest large object to Earth in space.

Earth spins in space. It makes one spin every 24 hours.

Rotation causes day and night.

Sunrise happens when the sun seems to rise in the morning.

Sunset happens when the sun seems to set in the evening.

The sun is not moving. The rotation of Earth makes the sun seem to move.

The rotation of Earth makes the moon seem to rise and set, too.

The moon moves in a path around Earth.

The moon spins just like Earth does.

The sun shines on the moon. This makes the moon bright at night.

The changing shapes of the moon are called moon phases.

A telescope is a tool that makes things look bigger.

Never look at the sun with this tool.

Earth moves around the sun. Earth makes one path around the sun in 365 days.

As Earth moves, sunlight hits parts of Earth differently.

Seasons are summer, fall, winter, and spring.

In summer, your part of Earth gets a lot of sunshine. Daylight hours are long.

In fall, your part of Earth gets a little less sunshine. Daylight hours get shorter.

Fall is cool.

In spring, your part of Earth begins to get more sunshine. Daylight hours get longer.

Spring is cool.

In winter, your part of Earth gets the least amount of sunshine. Daylight hours are short. Winter is cold

How does a frog mainly propel itself forward when hopping?

Which habitat is most common for frogs?

How do adult frogs primarily breathe when submerged underwater?

Which season is typically associated with frog breeding calls?