Objects in the sky | Magnifier | Sun | Gravity |
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most stars
Which can we see only in the nighttime sky?
- most stars - sun - moon |
They make things look bigger
Some things are too small to observe. What claim can you make about how a hand lens helps us observe them?
- they make things looks bigger - they make things look smaller - they make things look brighter |
It heats the land.
Which is a way that the sun is helpful?
- It heats the land. -It fades clothes. - It burns skin. |
You hold them up.
When you are holding a book. Why dont they fall to the ground?
- The books are too light. - You hold them up. - The stack of books is too big |
Sun
What is the biggest star in the sky?
- sun - moon - clouds |
Hold the hand lens over an object like a pencil
How can we figure out what a hand lens does?
- draw a picture of the hand lens - hold the hand lens over an object like a pencil - weigh the hand lens |
It would be too cold to live.
How would Earth be different without heat from the sun?
- It would be too hot for living things to survive. - It would be too cold to live. - It would be the same. |
- It is pulling the dog down to the ground.
When a dog is jumping over a fence, what is gravity doing to the dog?
- It is lifting the dog over the fence. - It is pulling the dog down to the ground. - It is pushing the dog over the fence. |
the moon and the sun
Which can we see in the daytime sky?
- the moon and the sun - the sun and many stars - many stars and the moon |
It magnifies the leaf.
How does the hand lens help us observe the leaf?
- It magnifies the leaf. - It makes the leaf look brighter. - It takes a picture of the leaf. |
Ed can see edges on salt grains through a hand lens.
Ed claims that a hand lens helps observe details of salt. What evidence supports the claim?
- Ed can see edges on salt grains through a hand lens. - It is easier to count salt grains with a hand lens. - The salt grains looked brighter through the hand lens. |
gravity
What keeps the chair on the floor when a girl is sitting on it?
- air - gravity - the girl |
More than we can count
How many stars are in the sky?
- about 100 - fewer than 100 - more than we can count |
You could compare what you see with and without them.
How could you collect evidence with telescopes and hand lenses to support the claim that magnifiers help people observe things?
- You could compare what you see with and without them. - You could predict how things will look with them. - You could identify them both as tools. |
It fades clothes.
Which is a way that the sun is harmful?
- It heats rocks. - It fades clothes. - It gives light |
Gravity pulls on an object even when nothing touches it.
Which is true?
- An object must be on the ground for gravity to pull on it. - Gravity must touch an object to pull down on it. - Gravity pulls on an object even when nothing touches it. |
Energy
What is something that makes an object move or change called?
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Moon, stars
What is one thing a telescope can magnify in the nightsky?
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A kind of energy that makes things warmer.
What is heat?
- a kind of energy that lets us hear - a kind of energy that lets us see - a kind of energy that makes things warmer |
Gravity pulls it to the ground.
You let go of a box. What does gravity do to it?
- Gravity makes it fall apart. - Gravity opens it. - Gravity pulls it to the ground. |