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What do you call a planet made of rock?
gas
celestial
terrestrial
industrial
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What are the first four planets in our solar system know as?
inner planets
constellation
outer planets
the milky way
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A large planet made of gases (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune)
dwarf planet
gas giant
star
terrestrial
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What separates the inner planet from the outer planets?
asteroid field
comets
star
meteors
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What is at the center of our solar system?
astroid
black hole
planet
star
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A natural or manmade object that revolves (orbits) another object of larger size
planet
star
satellite
moon
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A large rock in outer space that orbits the sun
moon
meteor
planet
asteroid
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Which planet has a big storm on it?
Saturn
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
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A large ball of glowing gas that gives off thermal (heat) and radiant (light) energy
meteor
moon
star
planet
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The shape of the path the Earth takes around the Sun
oval
circle
triangle
elipse
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A star and all the satellites that orbit it
black hole
super nova
solar system
galaxy
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A frozen chunk of ice, dust, and gases that orbits the sun
meteor
star
comet
asteroid
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A natural satellite of a planet because it orbits the planet
moon
comet
asteroid
dwarf planet
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The gases that surround a planet
atmosphere
vapor
gravity
hydrogen
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One full orbit (circle) around another object.
rotation
revolution
vacuum
eclipse
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The imaginary line running straight through the Earth from the North pole to the South pole
Latitude
Longitude
Equator
Axis
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The spinning motion of an object on its axis
Revolution
Eclipse
Evolution
Rotation
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A scientist who studies and observes space
astronomer
cosmoliger
astrologer
philosopher
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The central star in our solar system
Sun
Neptune
Earth
Pluto
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The time it takes the Earth to completely travel around the sun
Millenium
Century
Rotation
Year