
HMH Unit 5.3 Lesson Check
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Ambrea Hendrickson
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HMH Unit 5.3 Lesson Check
Pgs 329-330
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Main Vocabulary
Axis:
An imaginary line on which a planet rotates
Orbit:
The path of one object in space around another
Revolution:
The time taken by a celestial body to make a complete round in its orbit.
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Open Ended
Explain Earth's revolution in complete sentences.
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Moon Phases
Because of the rotation and revolution of the moon, we only ever see one side of it.
The moon goes through different phases, based on how sunlight is hitting the moon.
The moon goes through its full cycle in about 27 days, which is almost a month.
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Multiple Choice
The calendar indicates major phases of the moon for April. When will the next full moon occur after this month?
May 20
May 5
May 31
June 3
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The Night Sky
Because the Earth is moving, that means the view we see changes as we go around the sun.
Remember, the EARTH IS MOVING, NOT THE STARS
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Multiple Choice
The images show views of the night sky at a given location in winter and summer. Which of the following statements is the most accurate explanation of why the night sky changes? Select the best answer.
Because Earth revolves around the sun, Earth is in different positions each season. In summer, Earth is on one side of the sun, and then in winter, it is on the opposite side. This changes what can be seen.
Because Earth revolves around the sun, on some nights the sky is in one direction in the universe, and the next night it’s in the other direction. It’s just random that these two images happen to be different.
The rotation, or spin, of Earth means the sky always looks different from month to month. It is hard to predict which constellations can be seen each season.
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Multiple Choice
What time unit is based on Earth's revolution around the sun?
day
month
year
week
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Multiple Choice
Earth revolves around the ______ in a circular path.
sun
moon
14
27
180
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Multiple Choice
It takes about ____ days for Earth to make on revolution around the sun.
365
moon
14
27
180
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Multiple Choice
The ____ is a natural satellite of Earth.
sun
moon
14
27
180
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Multiple Choice
The moon completes one orbit of Earth in about ___ days.
sun
moon
14
27
180
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Think About It
Your class is planning a trip to the science center.
You will arrive at the science center at 10:00 am and leave at 6:30 pm.
For your class to view stars with a telescope, it needs to be dark outside.
What is the best time of year to plan the trip and why?
HMH Unit 5.3 Lesson Check
Pgs 329-330
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