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1
What is the term for the slow movement of the Earth's outer layer?
backlashment
earthquakes
plate techtonics
volcanic activity
2
What is the planet not on this Quiz?
Mars
Neptune
Saturn
Jupiter
3
What is the most famous feature on Jupiter?
The Giant Ice Cap
The Massive Ring
Mr. Cowley's House
The Great Red Spot
4
Which best describes Jupiter?
Earth Like
Gentle
Giant Ball of Gas
Calm
5
Why does the Sun rise in the west and set in the east on Venus?
It has three poles
the core is frozen solid
It rotates backwards
It is to far from the sun
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How many earth days equal a Mercury Day?
365
590
500
59
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Does Uranus have rings?
Yes
No
Gross
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Which of the following best describes the atmosphere and surface of Venus?
Mild
Heck on earth
boring
Artic
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Why is Mercury difficult for us to see?
It is to far away
My Mom
The glare from the sun
It is too cold
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What do Earth and Mars have in common?
They both have one moon
Both are exactly the same size
Both have volcanoes
Both have liquid water
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What spacecraft visited Mercury?
Space Shuttle
The Enterprise
Mariner 10
Apollo
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What did the two humps observed by Galileo turn out to be?
Volcanoes
The rings
Two Storms
Large Lakes
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What is unique about the earth's surface
Rocky
Liquid Water
Gas
Ice
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What is unusual about the north and south poles?
They are on the same side
They are stuck together
They are sideways
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Does Mercury have rings?
Yes
No
16
Which of the following is the name of a Martian moon?
Luna
Panic
Demeter
Phobos
17
Have we sent spacecraft to Jupiter?
Yes
No
18
Why is Venus normally visible on earth?
It is very bright
It glows red
It has lots of gas
It is a huge planet
19
What is the name of Saturn's largest moon?
Titan
Europa
Ringy
Ion
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What two times of the day should you look in the sky to see Venus
Noon and Midnight
Sunset and Sunrise
