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CRCT Questions

CRCT Questions. The waxing-crescent moon occurs directly before the____. New moon Full moon First-quarter Waning-gibbous. March Madness Science CRCT: Grade 6 Monday, March 19. 1. Which kind of rock is formed when volcanic lava cools? A. sedimentary B. metamorphic C. igneous

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CRCT Questions

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  1. CRCT Questions The waxing-crescent moon occurs directly before the____. New moon Full moon First-quarter Waning-gibbous

  2. March Madness Science CRCT: Grade 6 Monday, March 19 March Madness Grade 6

  3. 1. Which kind of rock is formed when volcanic lava cools? A. sedimentary B. metamorphic C. igneous D. magma March Madness Grade 6

  4. 2.When Joe saw the Rocky Mountains for the first time, he exclaimed, "These mountains are much younger than ours back East!" Which feature supports his conclusion that the Rockies were relatively young mountains? A. They have rounded tops. B. Their sedimentary layers are still exposed. C. Weathering has not yet hardened the rock D. They have sharp peaks. March Madness Grade 6

  5. March Madness Science CRCT: Grade 6 Tuesday, March 20 March Madness Grade 6

  6. 3. What can we learn by studying fossils? A. how hurricanes formed long ago B. how the solar system was formed C. how strong earthquakes are caused D. how Earth's environments have changed March Madness Grade 6

  7. 4. Extrusive rocks are formed byA. magma cooling on Earth's surface. B. pressures inside Earth. C. the attraction of magnetic particles. D. tidal deposits of sediment. March Madness Grade 6

  8. Why do we always see the same side of the moon?

  9. Part 3: Eclipses

  10. Eclipses - are named by which object's light is being blocked from your view! Two kinds: Lunar eclipses Solar eclipses Video clip on eclipses

  11. Lunar eclipse

  12. Eclipse animation

  13. Time lapse photography of a lunar eclipse

  14. Animation of solar eclipse

  15. Diamond ring effect just before or after a total solar eclipse.

  16. This animation shows the relative sizes of the partial and total eclipse areas. The small, black dot is the umbra. You can see why not many people ever see a total eclipse.

  17. This is a space shuttle photograph of an area of the Earth having a total solar eclipse.

  18. Types of Solar Eclipses • Total Solar Eclipses occur when the umbra of the Moon's shadow touches a region on the surface of the Earth. • Partial Solar Eclipses occur when the penumbra of the Moon's shadow passes over a region on the Earth's surface. • Annular Solar Eclipses occur when a region on the Earth's surface is in line with the umbra, but the distances are such that the tip of the umbra does not reach the Earth's surface.

  19. Types of eclipses Link to NASA eclipse page Be sure to scroll down for a list of upcoming eclipses.

  20. CW Assignment due TOMORROW • Must include (10 pts. Each) • Terminator (Direction it moves) • Waxing Crescent • Waning Crescent • Waxing Gibbous • Waning Gibbous • Full Moon • New Moon • How the Moon gets it’s light • Earthshine • 10 pts. Originality and neatness Choice Activity You may either create a: • Commercial • Advertisement • Study Guide

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