Unit 3 Objects in the SKy

In the daytime sky we can see _______.

• the moon and the sun

• the sun and many stars

• many stars and the moon

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Which statement is true?

• There are fewer than 100 stars in the sky.

• We can easily count all the stars in the sky.

• There are more stars in the sky than we can easily count.

A Telescope help us see faraway objects in the nighttime sky because ________.

• it makes them look smaller.

• It makes them look bigger.

• It makes them look brighter.

I want to see what a hand lens does, what can I do?

• Draw a picture of the hand lens

• Hold the hand lens over an object like a rock

• Weigh the hand lens

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How does the hand lens help us observe the salt?

• It magnifies the salt.

• It makes the salt look brighter.

• It takes a picture of the salt.

How can you collect evidence with a hand lens and a telescope to support your claim that magnifiers help scientist observe things?

• You could predict how things will look with them.

• You could compare what you see with and without them.

• You could just identify them both as tools

Mrs. Lopez claims that a hand lens helps her observe a leaf. What evidence can support her claim?

• Mrs. Lopez could not see anything through the hand lens.

• Mrs. Lopez could see details with the hand lens that she could not see without it.

• Mrs. Lopez could NOT see details with the hand lens that she could not see without it.

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This is a way that the sun is harmful.

• It heats rocks.

• It fades clothes.

• It gives light.

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.

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What is light?

• A kind of energy that helps us run.

• A kind of energy that lets us see.

• A kind of energy that harms things.

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