Use the table to answer questions 13 through 15.A student collects the following data about the Sun, stars, moon, and Earth.Time of Day Sun Visible Moon Visible Stars Visible5 amSun LocationNear horizonAbove horizonOverheadYesNoYes10 amNoYesNoNo1 pm5 pm9 pmYesNoNear horizonNoYesNoNot visibleNoYesYesO What research question is the student investigating?A. How long does it take Earth to rotate on its axis?B. Does the moon rotate at a faster rate than Earth does?C. How do the locations of the stars relate to the moon?D. What is the relationship between time of day and seeing objects inthe sky?

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UUse the table to answer questions T13 A student collects the following data about the Sun, stars, moon, and Earth. Sun Location Near horizon Above horizon Overhead Near horizon Time of Day Sun Visible Moon Visible Stars Visible 5 am Yes No Yes No 10 am Yes No No 1 pm 5 pm 9 pm Yes No No Yes No Yes Not visible No Yes O What research question is the student investigating? A. How long does it take Earth to rotate on its axis? B. Does the moon rotate at a faster rate than Earth does? C. How do the locations of the stars relate to the moon? D. What is the relationship between time of day and seeing objects in the sky?

UUse the table to answer questions T13 A student collects the following data about the Sun, stars, moon, and Earth. Sun Location Near horizon Above horizon Overhead Near horizon Time of Day Sun Visible Moon Visible Stars Visible 5 am Yes No Yes No 10 am Yes No No 1 pm 5 pm 9 pm Yes No No Yes No Yes Not visible No Yes O What research question is the student investigating? A. How long does it take Earth to rotate on its axis? B. Does the moon rotate at a faster rate than Earth does? C. How do the locations of the stars relate to the moon? D. What is the relationship between time of day and seeing objects in the sky?

Astronomy

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168284

Author:Andrew Fraknoi; David Morrison; Sidney C. Wolff

Publisher:Andrew Fraknoi; David Morrison; Sidney C. Wolff

Chapter4: Earth, Moon, And Sky

Section: Chapter Questions

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