CRCT - Science (Solar System)

Our sun is ________ sized.

What do Earth and Saturn have in common?

The half of the Earth above the equator is called the __________ hemisphere.

Which BEST describes why we see phases of the moon?

What is the main source of the moon's light?

In winter, the Northern Hemisphere is ___________________.

Which phase of the moon is shown in the picture?

What does the earth revolve around?

When we say the moon is __________, it is getting larger.

How is our sun different from all other stars?

How are telescopes used?

A ______ is a huge ball of hot gases that give off light.

When the moon is ______, we see all of it.

What is one reason for Earth's seasons?

When the Northern half of Earth tilts toward the sun, that part of Earth has _______.

Where does the sun set?

True or False? Stars move and planets do not move.

True or False: The sun moves.

Which is a constellation that can help you find where north is?

Each half of the Earth is a __________.

With a _____ moon, we don't see any of the moon.

True or False? Our sun is the largest object in our solar system.

Which kind of star is hottest?

Which of these is the largest object in the solar system?

Which object can you always find above the North Pole?

What is a constellation?

A scientist who studies objects in space, like moving planets, is called a(n)

The time from one full moon to the next is about ________, or ________ days.

Which phase comes right before the full moon?

Which is NOT one of the 4 main moon phases?

Which planet is farthest from the sun?

Which of the following lists the correct order of the outer planets from the sun?

The coldest stars are ____.

What does the moon revolve around?

Why do giant stars look small from earth?

As Earth spins, the part facing the sun has

The ___________ is the imaginary line that divides Earth in half.

True or False? Stars twinkle.

When the part of the moon we see is getting smaller, we say it is __________.

Which planet is closer to the sun than Earth?