Interactive Guide Grade 6

Behold and See 6 Student Workbook

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(Contents and excerpt from Unit 3 Questions)

T ABLE OF C ONTENTS

Chapter Questions

Unit 1 Workbook Questions, 1 Unit 2 Workbook Questions, 41 Unit 3 Workbook Questions, 74

Fill in the Blanks

Unit Tests

Unit 1 Test, 38 Unit 2 Test, 70 Unit 3 Test, 114

Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences.

1. The Sun’s enormous

allows it to produce its own energy.

Answer Key

Unit 1 Answer Key, 143 Unit 2 Answer Key, 147 Unit 3 Answer Key, 150

2. The Sun is about

miles in diameter and has

times

as much mass as the Earth.

Star-Gazing Activities

3. The Sun is a gigantic ball of

and helium gases.

Star-Gazing Activities, 73 Star-Gazing Test, 78

4. The surface of the Sun is

°F, and the Sun’s core is

°F.

Experiments

Supply List, 117 Unit 1 Experiments #1-20, 119 Unit 2 Experiments #21-25, 137 Unit 3 Experiment #26, 142

5. Gravity is a force that acts on

, and the more

an

object has, the stronger its gravity is.

6. The Sun’s

is the reason why the gases in the Sun do not turn into

wisps of cloud and float away.

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7. The gases in the Sun are held together in the shape of a ball by their own .

8. The Sun shines by its own energy, but all the other objects in the solar system shine because they are the light of the Sun.

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9. The Sun’s incredible mass turns it into an enormous furnace that produces light and heat through .

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