by BlastRoom
Explore how the Sun, Moon, and stars influence daily life and how to stay safe outdoors.
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20 questions
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Where does most water in wet clothes go as they dry in sunlight?

How do rice plants use sunlight?
A court has no lights. Why can children see the volleyball at 3 p.m. but not at midnight?
Why do farmers spread harvested rice grains under the Sun before storing them?

What do we call the sea's regular rise and fall, partly caused by the Moon?
How do tides help some coastal stations make electricity?
What often happens to squid near fishing-boat lamps on dark nights?

When is a large ship least likely to touch the bottom of a shallow harbor?
Seeing a thin crescent can mark Ramadan's end. What celebration follows?

Which two sky objects guide the calendar used for Chinese New Year?
How can the North Star help travelers at night?

What do we call looking up at the night sky simply for enjoyment?
What science studies the Moon, planets, and other objects in space?
What is the middle row of three stars in this sky pattern called?

After hours outdoors, Ana's skin is red, sore, and hot. What likely happened?
What problem occurs when the body loses more water than it takes in?
A child is confused and very hot after playing outdoors. What should a friend do first?
Where should Bea apply sunscreen before playing outdoors?
Carlo will play outdoors for an hour. When should he drink water?
Jessa feels too hot during outdoor play. Which plan best helps her cool down?

Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
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