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CHANGING VIEWS OF EARTH by Tr. Migy
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The students did a complex ______________ to determine the volume of the rectangular pool.
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What was developed in the late 20th century that helped study the Earth, and what happened as a result?
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He is an Italian scientist who first used telescope for astronomical observations.
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What does the Greek root helio mean as in the word heliocentric?
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circles around again and again
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The scientist who proposed that the Earth orbits the sun.
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According to the text, Copernicus proposed the heliocentric model that proposed that:
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examine something closely to decide its value
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The distance between the two galaxies is _______________ 2 million light-years.
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nearly or about the same
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What does the Greek root geo mean as in the word geocentric?
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Engineers must e_______________ the design before building the spacecraft.
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How high could kites and balloons reach, and how high could planes go?
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What technology allowed scientists to transmit data from the air to the ground?
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anything that is shaped like a ball or globe
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The ___________ of the balloon was the same length of his arm.
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a mathematical determination of the amount or number of something
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what is the genre of the text?
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In the early 1600s, an Italian named Galileo pointed a new tool called the _______________ toward the night sky.
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relates to outer space or astronomy
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The teacher asked the class to measure the _____________ of the circle accurately.
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rules for judging something or making a decision
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Mina did a quick _____ to figure out if she had enough money for six tickets.
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What did the geocentric model say?
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Basketballs, soccer balls, and baseballs are _______, but footballs are not.
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