Unit 6 Review Science

Why do we only see one side of the moon?

• The moon’s rotation and orbit around Earth take the same amount of time.

• The moon does not rotate as Earth does

• Half the moon faces the sun.

• Earth blocks part of the sunlight that would shine on the moon’s surface

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The sun is at the center of our solar system.

What are the largest objects that revolve around the sun?

• moons

• planets

• asteroids

• comets

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Earth rotates on its axis once every 24 hours.

What is the result of Earth’s rotation?

• the seasons

• night and day

• the moon's phases

• a year

Earth is tilted on its axis.

Which of these would not exist if Earth had no tilt?

• seasons

• gravity

• lunar phases

• Earth's rotation

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Which of the following best defines science?

• A collection of unchangeable facts about the natural world

• The study of the natural world through observation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanations

• A belief system based on assumptions about the natural world

• A method for proving theories beyond doubt

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What is a common method for scientists to communicate their research findings?

• Through artistic performances

• By publishing in scientific journals

• By creating infomercials

• Through political debates

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Earth revolves around the sun.

How long does it take for Earth to complete one revolution?

• one day

• one week

• one month

• one year

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A pattern of starts that form an imaginary picture of design in the sky:

• seasons

• axis

• constellation

• orbit

At which position does the Northern Hemisphere receive the least amount of sunlight each day?

• Position I

• Position II

• Position III

• Position IV

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Which set of pictures shows the correct order of moon phases?

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