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Introducing the Solar System Pearson Ch 3 Lesson 2
Introducing the Solar System Pearson Ch 3 Lesson 2
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A review game of the key terms from Lesson 2- Introducing the Solar System
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What did our solar system form from?
a cloud of oxygen and carbon
air and clouds
a cloud of hydrogen, helium, rock, ice and other materials
paper with lots of glue and tape
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one AU is equal to the average distance between
the sun and Pluto
the sun and Mars
Saturn to Neptune
the sun and Earth
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The sun, the planets, their moons, and a variety of smaller objects
planet system
galaxy
solar system
astronomical unit
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Planets are objects that
all of the above
cleared the area of their orbit
orbit the sun
are round
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An object that orbits the sun, is spherical but has not cleared the area of its orbit
planet
planetesimal
bagel
dwarf planet
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The planets in oder of increasing distance from the sun is
Mercury Venus Earth Mars Saturn Jupiter Uranus Neptune
Neptune Uranus Saturn Jupiter Mars Earth Venus Mercury
Saturn Jupiter Uranus Neptune Mercury Venus Earth Mars
Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune
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What makes up our solar system?
the sun
all of the above
the planets and their moons
variety of smaller objects
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Which of the following is not an inner planet?
Venus
Neptune
Mars
Earth
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The solar system formed as_______ pulled together rock, gas, ice and other materials.
gravity
planetesimals
Newton's first law of motion
inertia
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Used to measure distance within the solar system
rulers
miles
astronomical unit
distance unit
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About 99.85 percent of the mass of the solar system is contained within the
asteroids
sun
planets
planetesimal
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When was the solar system formed?
46 billion years ago
4.6 million years ago
4.6 thousand years ago
4.6 billion years ago
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What is at the center of our solar system?
moon
Earth
Jupiter
sun
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What holds the solar system together?
gravity
mass
inertia
glue
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Which of the following is an outer planet?
Uranus
All of the above
Saturn
Neptune
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small body that combined with like bodies to form all the objects in our solar system
solar system
planetesimal
dwarf planet
planet