Worksheet

Day and Night Sky

Grade 1 - Science - Building Confidence

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  1. Where does the sun usually appear near the end of daylight?

    • under the ground all day
    • low in the west
    • in the same spot at night

  2. Which observation row is arranged from morning to evening?

    • 10 AM east, noon high, 5 PM west
    • 10 AM west, noon low, 5 PM east
    • noon high, 10 AM east, 5 PM west

  3. For 2 mornings, the sun was seen in the east. What is the best next-morning prediction?

    • No daylight will occur.
    • The sun will appear in the east.
    • Stars will replace the sun.

  4. When are many stars easiest to observe?

    • under thick soil
    • only at noon
    • when the sky is dark

  5. Observation record — morning: sun; night: stars. What does the record show?

    • a plant life cycle
    • a predictable sky pattern
    • an animal body part

  6. A child records sunset. Which horizon direction belongs in the log?

    • low in the east
    • in the same spot at night
    • low in the west

  7. Which ordered record traces the sun's apparent daylight path?

    • 10 AM west, noon low, 5 PM east
    • 5 PM west, noon high, 10 AM east
    • 10 AM east, noon high, 5 PM west

  8. After 3 matching sunrise records, which claim is supported for tomorrow?

    • Stars will replace the sun.
    • The sun will appear in the north.
    • The sun will appear in the east.

  9. A moon is observed before sunset. Which conclusion is scientifically sound?

    • It makes its own daylight.
    • It is a kind of cloud.
    • It can be seen by day or night.

  10. Study this repeated sky evidence — sunrise east; sunset west. Which type of result was found?

    • a plant life cycle
    • an animal body part
    • a predictable sky pattern
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