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I must/have to stop talking when Mr. Brown asks me to.
I MUST stop talking when Mr. Brown asks me to.
An astronaut must/has to speak Russian.
An astronaut has to speak Russian.
You have to / must stop at a red light.
You must stop at a red light.
You should / might drink more water.
You should drink more water.
My friend might / should come to my house after school.
My friend might come to my house after school.
You might / should brush your teeth before bed.
You should brush your teeth before bed.
We MIGHT / SHOULD have a quiz today. I’m not sure.
We MIGHT have a quiz today. I’m not sure.
It is raining, you MIGHT/SHOULD take an umbrella.
It is raining, you SHOULD take an umbrella.
What is the difference between might and should?
Might = possibility and Should = advice
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune are all planets in the S_ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _
Solar System
A specially trained person who travels and works in space
Astronaut
A special, high-tech vehicle designed to fly and operate in outer space.
Spaceship
A thing that makes far-away objects like stars or planets look closer, larger, and brighter
Telescope
A large, round object in space that travels around the sun
Planet
A meteor—a small piece of rock or dust zooming through the earth's atmosphere at super-high speeds
Shooting star
A small, frozen object in space made of dust, rock, and ice that floats around the Sun
Comet
A massive, spinning "city" in space that contains millions or trillions of stars, along with lots of gas and dust, all held together by gravity. We live in the Milky Way .....
Galaxy
A building or place designed for studying outer space, including stars, planets, and galaxies
Observatory
A scientist who studies the universe, including everything outside of Earth’s atmosphere. They explore, observe, and try to understand stars, planets, moons, galaxies, and how they all work.
Astronomer
thick layer of ice and snow that covers a large area of land, usually on top of mountains or in very cold, polar regions.
Ice cap
A large hill or ridge of sand that has been piled up by the wind. They are found in deserts, on beaches, and in other dry, sandy places.
Sand dune
A natural, solid, non-living earth material made up of one or more minerals
Rock
Holes found on the moon are called......
Crater
very strong, heavy, silver-gray metal. It is one of the most common and important materials on Earth, used to build cars, bridges, tools, and skyscrapers.
Iron
What is this? It's the Earth's s_ _ _
Soil
What is this object?
Satellite
What is the name of this planet? Also the 4th planet from the sun
Mars
What is the name of this planet?
Earth
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