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Module 6 Our Solar System
Module 6 Our Solar System
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1
Which of the following planets has the
highest
average orbital speed compared to the others?
Earth
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
2
At which of the following angles will the sunlight received at a location on Earth spread out over the largest area?
60 degree angle
75 degree angle
15 degree angle
30 degree angle
3
What phase of the moon is this?
waxing gibbous
waning gibbous
3rd Quarter
waning crescent
4
School is the highlight of our students' day!
False
True
5
The moon appears red during a lunar eclipse.
True
False
6
Which season(s) is the sun likely to illuminate Earth equally from pole to pole
Summer
Fall
Both Spring and Fall
Spring
7
The northern and southern hemispheres experience opposite seasons
True
False
8
Which season(s) are the temperatures likely to be moderate across the globe?
Both Spring and Fall
Fall
Spring
Winter
9
What type of eclipse is this?
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Lunar
Yo mama!
Solar
10
The moon casts it's shadow on earth during a lunar eclipse.
True
False
11
Which coastlines are experiencing high tides?
X
Z
Z and X
W and Y
12
Earth rotates because matter in the nebula that formed the earth was spinning.
False
True
13
At which of the following angles will the intensity of sunlight received be the greatest?
25
50
90
75
14
Which coastline(s) are experiencing a daily low tide?
Only A
B and D
Only C
A and C
15
Which model explains why Mars appears to reverse its direction of motion in the sky?
Both
Geocentric Model
None of the above
Heliocentric Model
16
What moon phase is this?
waxing gibbous
1st Quarter
waxing crescent
waning crescent
17
Which of the following planets has the largest orbital radius compared to the others?
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
18
Planet Y's year is 224 days. Planet Z's year is 320 days. Which planet is closer to the sun?
Planet Y
Planet Z