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Outer Gas Giants include
What planet is U?
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6th Grade Earth Science Space Review
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What planet is U?
Earth
Venus
Mars
Mercury
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Outer Gas Giants include
Neptune, Jupiter, Mars, Uranus
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Jupiter, Mercury, Neptune, Saturn
Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
3
What planet is S?
Venus
Mercury
Mars
Earth
4
What Theory do scientists currently use to explain the formation of the Universe?
Geocentric Theory
Oscillating Theory
Big Bang Theory
Heliocentric Theory
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What planet is Z?
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
6
What does this picture represent?
Oscillating Theory
Heliocentric Theory
Big Bang Theory
Geocentric Theory
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What planet is X?
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
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What does number one represent?
Inertia
Gravity
Revolution
Rotation
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What is the force that keeps Earth revolving in space?
Revolution
Gravity
Inertia
Rotation
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What object in space is made of dust and rock that burns up in our atmosphere.
A meteor.
A comet.
A star.
An asteroid.
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Earth is most known for
Being the hottest.
Having the most liquid water.
Being the closest to the sun.
Having the most moons.
12
What planet is T?
Earth
Venus
Mars
Mercury
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What object in space is made of frozen gas and dust?
An asteroid.
A star.
A comet.
A meteor.
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Jupiter is most known for
Being closest to the Sun.
Having liquid water
Being the smallest in the planet
Having the great red spot
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What is the force that pulls Earth towards the Sun?
Rotation
Inertia
Revolution
Gravity
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Which theory states that the Sun is in the center of the solar system?
Oscillating Theory
Big Bang Theory
Geocentric Theory
Heliocentric Theory
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The Inner Rocky Planets include
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn
Mars, Venus, Pluto, Earth
Earth, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
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Objects rise and set in our sky every day due to ...
the revolution of the Earth
The orbit of the Earth
The rotation of the Earth
The revolution of the Moon.
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What planet is W?
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
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Venus is most known for
Being cold
Being dull
Having 10 moons
Being the most similar in size to Earth
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What does number two represent?
Revolution
Inertia
Rotation
Gravity
22
Gas Giants ______________ than inner rocky planets.
Are less dense
Have less moons
Have a slower rotation
Are smaller
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What is Saturn most known for?
Having the great red spot.
Having the most extensive ring system.
Being tipped 90 degrees.
Being the most dense planet.
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Starting at the Earth and going outward how could you describe our location in space?
Planet, Solar System, Universe, Galaxy
Universe, Galaxy, Solar System, Planet
Planet, Solar System, Galaxy, Universe
Solar System, Planet, Galaxy, Universe
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Mars is most known for
Being completely flat
Having no wind
Being very large
Having rusty dirt
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What separates the inner planets from the outer gas giants.
The comet cloud.
The meteor belt
The asteroid belt
The oort cloud
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The two closest planets to the sun are
Mercury and Venus
Earth and Pluto
Venus and Saturn
Mercury and Jupiter
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The inner planets are ___________ than the outer gas giants.
Extraterrestrial Planets
Made of Gas
More dense
Larger
29
Where in the Milky Way Galaxy is our solar system?
On the left
The arm or outer rim
It's not in the Milky Way Galaxy
Dead Center
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Mercury is most known for
Being orange
Being the largest planet
Having the great red spot
Being the smallest planet
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Earth is the __________ planet from the sun.
first
third
fourth
second
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What causes seasons?
Earth being straight up and down on its axis.
Moving farther away from or closer to the sun.
Earths rotation.
Earth being titled on its axis.
33
What planet is V?
Mars
Mercury
Earth
Venus
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Objects in the night sky seem to change their location in the sky due to ...
The revolution of the Earth.
The revolution of the Sun.
The rotation of the Sun.
The rotation of the Earth
35
What planet is Y?
Neptune
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
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What object from space is from 1 to 1000 km in diameter and is made of iron and nickle?
A star
A comet
An asteroid
A meteor
