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Chapter 28 Test: Our Solar System
Chapter 28 Test: Our Solar System
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Our Solar System
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1
The average distance from the sun to earth is called a (an)
astronomical unit
universal unit
astronomical distance
planetary unit
2
Most of the surface of Mercury is covered with
rilles.
impact craters.
maria
mountain ranges.
3
The Moon and Mercury might have water ice on their surfaces, where might it be found?
underneath the regolith
in rilles
in craters at the poles
at scarps
4
Venus’s spin on its axis is an example of
backward rotation.
retrograde motion.
backward motion.
retrograde rotation.
5
When earth’s atmosphere passes through particles from the tail of a comet, we experience
northern lights.
asteroids.
meteor showers.
headaches.
6
The planet Mercury has a wide range of temperature extremes from day to night because
it has no atmosphere.
Charizard lives there.
it has a strong magnetic field.
its small size.
7
The atmosphere of Jupiter is composed mostly of
sulfuric acid.
carbon dioxide.
oxygen.
hydrogen.
8
The Great Red Spot of Jupiter is believed to be
calm cloud formations.
bigfoot.
large storm.
a deposit of iron.
9
Io, one of the four moons of Jupiter that Galileo discovered, is composed mostly of
sugar and spice.
volcanoes and lava.
water ice.
frozen carbon dioxide.
10
Nicolaus Copernicus proposed the (blank) model of the solar system.
geocentric
heliocentric
infinite
self-centric