English, 28.01.2021 08:30, itsssleaaa
A hawk is a bird that eats mice. A hawk can see a mouse on the ground from above.
Number the steps from 1 to 4 to explain how a hawk sees a mouse. Number the first step as 1 and the last step as 4. (DOK 2) 4-PS4-2
(4 Points)
1
Light comes from the sun.
2
Light enters the hawk's eyes.
3
Light is reflected off the mouse.
4
Light from the sun hits the mouse.
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