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Solar System Review (Delta Science) 4th Grade (Part 1)
Solar System Review (Delta Science) 4th Grade (Part 1)
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15 Questions about the Solar System and what we have been studying so far.
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What does the word "solar" mean?
having to do with the moon
having to do with the Earth
having to do with the solar system
having to do with the Sun
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What is the term for a point in a planet's orbit when it is FARTHEST the Sun?
eclipse
perihelion
ellipse
aphelion
3
A star and all the objects the revolve around it is called:
outer planets
universe
galaxy
solar system
4
The name of the shape of a planet's path as it orbits around the Sun?
circle
eclipse
ellipse
diameter
5
An object that revolves around another object
ellipse
aphelion
star
satellite
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line that starts on outside of circle, goes through the center, and continues to the other side
radius
diameter
ellipse
star
7
What is the hottest planet in our Solar System?
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
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What is the name of the planet farthest away from the Sun?
Neptune
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
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How many planets are in our Solar System?
10
8
6
9
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What is the term for a point in a planet's orbit when it is CLOSEST to the Sun?
aphelion
ellipse
perihelion
revolution
11
What is the nickname for the 4 planets in our Solar System that are farthest away from the Sun?
Dwarf Planets
Inner Plants
Gas Giants
Rocky Planets
12
A line that starts on the outside of a circle and goes straight to the center is called....
radius
focus
diameter
ellipse
13
How many stars are in our Solar System?
one trillion
one
one billion
Too many to count
14
Match this definition with the correct word: an enormous ball of hot, glowing gas
planet
comet
star
asteroid
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What are the four inner planets?
Venus, Earth, Mercury, Jupiter
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
Mars, Venus, Earth, Jupiter
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter