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Gizmo Scavenger Hunt-8th Grade Statewide Science Questions with Complete Solutions 2024. Physical Science Make sure you are signed in to your Gizmos account through your student portal. You can use screenshots and text to fill in your answers for the Scavenger Hunt! Points Question or puzzle to solve Answer (can be text, screenshots from Gizmos, or combos of both) 2 pts (SC.8.N.1.1) What is wrong with this experiment? There isn’t a control variable everything is changing, like the amo...

ASTRO 1 EXAM 1 PENN STATE 2024 GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION Newton's first law of motion Ans- an object at rest or in motion in a straight line at a constant speed will remain in that state unless acted upon by a force Newton's second law of motion Ans- The acceleration of a body due to a force will be in the same direction as the force, with a magnitude inversely proportional to its mass Newton's third law of motion Ans- for every action, there is an equal and opposite reactio...

What are constellations? How many are there? - A group of stars.88 What is the celestial sphere? - An imaginary sphere that maps all celestial objects. What is the celestial equator? - Earth's equator expanded onto the celestial sphere. What is an ecliptic? - A circle on the celestial sphere representing the sun's apparent path during the year. What are the North and South celestial poles? - Earth's north and south pole expanded onto the celestial sphere. What is the difference...

What two properties of a planet affect the gravity we feel on its surface? - Answer- Mass and radius Two planets have the same radius. If Planet A is 5 times more mass than Planet B, how does gravity differ on the surfaces of the two planets? - Answer- Gravity is 5 times stronger on planet A Say that there were a planet X in our Solar System with a mass 1/4 the mass of Earth and a radius 1/2 the radius of Earth. How will the gravity on its surface compare to the surface gravity of Earth? -...

PHSC102 - Midterm study Guide Questions And All Correct Answers What are the Steps to the Scientific Method? - Answer -Step 1- make an observation, pose a question or problem Step 2 - make a hypothesis (an educated guess) Step 3 - experiment - hypothesis must be testable and reproducible Step 4 - Conclusion - Results The study of the Universe. - Answer -Astonomy Totality of all space, time, matter, and energy. - Answer -Universe Radius of Earth? - Answer -6378 Km Distance from ...

Science Olympiad- Solar Systems Latest Version Graded A+ Earth 3rd Planet, Has one moon, Gaia Mars Red Planet, Has two moons, Ares Venus Super thick Atmosphere, No Moons, Aphrodite Mercury First Planet, Rocky, Hermes Astroid Belt Rocky ring between Mars and Jupiter Solar Eclipse When the Moon covers the Sun Rocky Planet A planet made of rock and is also the first four planets in the solar system. Phobos innermost moon of Mars Deimos Outermost moon of Mars The Moo...

ILTS 305 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Political Map - Answer-shows state/national boundaries and locations of cities (does not include topographic features) Physical Map - Answer-shows rivers, mountains, forests, lakes, etc. with different features shown in different colors (water-blue, low elevation - dark green, high elevation - light green/orange, mountains -brown) Topographic Map - Answer-uses contour lines to show different land features instead of colors Climatic Map - An...

Earth Space Exam Review 2023 GRADED A+ (ACTUAL EXAM ) Questions and Answers (Solved) 1. Occurs when the Moon passes directly between the Sun and Earth and casts a shadow over part of Earth Answer: solar eclipse 2. an eclipse in which the moon appears darkened as it passes into the earth's shadow. Answer: lunar eclipse 3. the average distance between the earth and the sun; useful for measuringdistances within the solar system Answer: astronomical unit (AU) 4. the distance light trave...

1. Which of the following definitions best describes a constellation? a. a region of the sky containing a certain star pattern b. a group of very bright stars c. a group of very faint stars d. the dividing line between the north and south celestial hemispheres ANSWER: a 2. How many official constellations are there? a. 98 b. 88 c. 13 d. 55 ANSWER: b 3. Which of the following best describes the Big Dipper? a. an asterism b. a faint star near...

PHY-105 Creighton University Moon - an object which orbits a planet Asteroid - small rocky object which orbits a star Comet - small icy object which orbits a star Planet - large object in space that orbits a star and does not produce light of its own (reflected light) Solar System - a star and all the materials which orbit it - planets and moons Star - a giant ball of hot gas (ranges in color and sizes) Nebula - a large cloud of dust and gas in space Galaxy - a great island of stars in ...