Basic Astronomy Questions
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What is the atmosphere?

  • The part of the Earth that contains the moon
  • The layer of gases surrounding the Earth (correct)
  • A small object that provides its own light and heat
  • The path the Earth travels around the sun

    • What is an astronaut?

  • Someone who travels in outer space (correct)
  • Someone who studies the stars
  • Someone who travels on the moon
  • Someone who builds rockets

    • What is the purpose of a telescope?

  • To observe objects in outer space (correct)
  • To look at objects in the same room
  • To communicate with other planets
  • To study the Earth's atmosphere

    • What can you see on a clear night in the sky?

    <p>Constellations or groups of stars</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What has the United States done?

    <p>Launched a rocket into space</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Is a new bicycle considered ancient?

    <p>No</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Is the direction of rotation in this circle counterclockwise?

    <p>Yes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Would a student who is determined to get good grades do all their homework and do their best in class?

    <p>Yes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Is an inner planet closer to the sun than an outer planet?

    <p>Yes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Does 'major' mean small or unimportant?

    <p>No</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Atmosphere and Space

    • The Earth's atmosphere is not the part that is far away from Earth and contains the moon; it's the layer of gases that surrounds our planet.
    • The moon is a natural satellite that orbits the Earth, and it's not part of the atmosphere.

    Orbital Motion

    • The Earth travels in an orbit around the Sun, which is a fundamental concept in understanding our solar system.

    Planets

    • A planet is not a small object that provides its own light and heat; it's a large, celestial body that orbits the Sun, and it's usually much bigger than smaller objects like moons or asteroids.

    Telescopes

    • Scientists use telescopes to observe objects that are far away from them, not in the same room; they help us study the universe and its many wonders.

    Constellations

    • On a clear night, you can see constellations, or groups of stars, that look like pictures when you connect the dots; they're a fun way to explore the night sky.

    Astronauts

    • An astronaut is someone who travels in outer space, often on a spacecraft or as part of a space mission.

    Launch and Space Exploration

    • The United States has launched many rockets into space, exploring the cosmos and expanding our knowledge of the universe.

    Solar System

    • Things associated with the Sun are called solar, not things associated with the moon; the Sun is the center of our solar system, and it gives us light and heat.

    Vocabulary Review

    • A new bicycle is not considered ancient.
    • Counterclockwise movement is demonstrated by drawing a circle in a direction opposite to clockwise.
    • A determined student will make an effort to do their homework and strive to perform well in class.
    • An inner planet is located closer to the Sun compared to an outer planet.
    • The term "major" implies something significant or important, not small or unimportant.

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