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2nd Grade
5. You are out stargazing with friends. One friend points out a
very bright star and says, “Wow, that star must be really close!”
Do you agree with them? Explain why or why not.
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2nd Grade
Answers
1. The large outer circle is the sun. The smaller filled in circles around the edge are the
planets. The planets are all smaller than the sun.
This question aligns with standard(s) S2CS4bd, S2CS5a, S2E1
2. b: light
This question aligns with standard(s) S2CS2c
3. 289,999,660 meters/second
This question aligns with standard(s) S2CS2
5. Stars that look bright in our night sky are either very large, very close or very bright.
This question aligns with standard(s) S2E1
6.
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2nd Grade
This question
aligns with standard(s) S2CS5b, S2E2b
During the tour, your guide might have also covered standard(s) S2CS6d, S2E2acd, S2CS7c as
well as the ones above.
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