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It takes ___________ for the moon to orbit the Earth.
1 month
13 seconds
12 days
1 year
2
Which of these is the largest object in the solar system?
Venus
the sun
Mars
Saturn
3
Which moon phase is shown below?
first quarter
waxing crescent
the moon
fifth quarter
4
Which is the ninth planet from the sun no known as a dwarf planet?
Pluto
Snoopy
Venus
Saturn
5
Around what does Earth rotate?
its axis
the sun
the moon
Snow White
6
What causes day and night on Earth?
Earth revolves around the sun
The sun spins on its axis
Earth rotates on its axis
The moon moves around the Earth
7
Which moon phase is shown below?
waning crescent
full moon
last quarter
waxing crescent
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What separates the Inner Planets from the Outer Planets?
the sun
comets
the asteroid belt
Donald Duck
9
Which moon phase is shown below?
blue moon
blood moon
full moon
new moon
10
Who used the telescope and discovered that the moon's surface was NOT all smooth?
Galileo
Albert Einstein
Miley Cyrus
Neil Armstrong
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How long does Earth take to rotate once?
1 month
72 hours
1 year
24 hours
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Why do we have seasons?
because the temperature sometimes changes
because of how the Earth rotates
because of the Earth's tilt and revolution
because Mr. Wilkinson says so
13
The planets___________ around the sun.
revolve
rotate
14
What is the main source of the moon's light?
the sun
the stars in the night sky
the moon
Earth
15
The moon ___________around the Earth.
rotates
revolves
16
Which of these is an Outer Planet?
asteroid belt
Venus
Mars
Neptune
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What is the 4th planet from the sun?
Uranus
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
18
What is the name of our galaxy?
Snickers
Reese's
Milky Way
Solar System
19
Which vocabulary word means more than halfway lit by the sun, but not fully lit by the sun?
luna
Ms. Hewitt
gibbous
waxing
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Which object can you always find above the North Pole?
Saturn
Polaris (the North Star)
Big Dipper
Mars
