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Cycle 5 Solar System Quiz
Cycle 5 Solar System Quiz
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What is the name for the top most layer of the Sun's atmosphere?
Corona
Convective Zone
Photosphere
Core
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Which layer of the sun produces energy via nuclear fusion?
Core
Corona
Convective Zone
Radiative Zone
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What is the name of the authority for assigning designations to celestial bodies?
Independent Astronomy Association
International Astronomical Union
Astronomy Group Incorporated
Uniform Astronomical Association
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What is the "path of an object in space as it moves around another object due to gravity"
Revolution
Rotation
Circle
Orbit
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Which planet has the highest mountain and deepest valley in the solar system?
Earth
Mars
Mercury
Venus
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What is the name of the Constellation below?
Ursa Major
Orions Belt
Big Dipper
Ursa Minor
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What do we call the cool, dark features on the Sun's surface?
Solar Spots
Sun Spots
Craters
None of these
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What is a hot ball of gas held together by its own gravity?
Sun
Prominence
Solar Wind
Jovian Planet
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What is a stream of energized, charged particles which travels through the solar system?
Interstellar medium
Solar Prominence
Solar Wind
Comet
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What is a small icy body that orbits the Sun?
Comet
Dwarf Planet
Meteor
Asteroid
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What planet is the most compatible for life? (not including the Earth)
Jupiter
Mars
Mercury
Venus
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What are the smaller, earth-like planets called?
Jovian
Terranian
Rocky
Terrestrial
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What is a small, solid, rocky body that orbits the sun?
Interstellar medium
Meteorite
Comet
Asteroid
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Planets, their moons, and other objects that revolve around the Sun?
Galaxy
Solar System
Astronomy
Universe
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What is the specific name for the current north star?
Mizar
Betelgeuse
Polaris
Thuban
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What do you call the smaller patterns within a constellation?
Circumpolar Constellation
Zenith
Asterism
Horizon