Describe the relationship between gravity and the distance of your jump on pluto compared to Earth.

My jump will be farther on Pluto than on Earth. There is less gravity.

The measure of the amount of matter in an object.

What is a solar system?

The system of the sun and the planets that orbit it due to gravity.

The representation of the size or position of objects,

The repeating path of an object around another object.

It is an iron rich planet that has oxidized over time.

What is the order of the planets?

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus Neptune

Two objects are equal distance from the sun. Which Object has a stronger gravitational pull with the sun?

Object B because it has more mass

How far apart objects are from eachother.

A space object that orbits a star and that is round due to gravity.

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1
Thes planets are rocky, closer to the sun, warmer, have atmospheres, and few moons and rings.
The outer planets
The kuiper astroid belt
The milky way galaxy
The inner planets
2
Assume both object A and B have the same mass. Which object that has the strongest gravitational pull with the Sun?
Object B because it is closer
Object A because it is closer
The gravitational pull between the objects and the sun is the same
The sun and the objects have no gravitational pull with each other
3
As the mass of objects increase, what happens to the force of gravity?
gravity increases
gravity is always changing
gravity is always the same
gravity decreases
4
Describe the relationship between gravity and the distance of your jump on pluto compared to Earth.
My jump will be farther on Pluto than on Earth.There is more gravity.
My jump will be shorter on Pluto than on Earth. There is less gravity
My jump will be farther on Pluto than on Earth. There is less gravity.
My jump will be shorter on Pluto than on Earth. There is more gravity
5
What two factors affect gravity?
mass and weight
mass and distance
gravity is the same everywhere
weight and distance
6
What is mass?
The measure of the amount of matter in an object.
A force that pulls objects towards each other.
How far apart objects are from eachother.
How much an object weighs.
7
What is a solar system?
The pull of all objects towards eachother.
The measure of the amount of matter in an object.
The system of the sun and the planets that orbit it due to gravity.
A space object that orbits a star and that is round due to gravity.
8
What is a scale?
a force
a picture
The representation of the size or position of objects,
a model
9
What is the name of the newest rover on Mars?
Apollo
Spirit
Juno
Perserverance
10
Jupiter has 79 moons.
False
True
11
What is an orbit?
A force that pulls objects towards eachother.
The repeating path of an object around another object.
How far apart two objects are from eachother.
The measure of the amount of matter in an object.
12
As distance increases between two objects, what happens to gravity?
gravity is always changing
gravity increases
gravity does not change
gravity decreases
13
The force that pulls objects toward eachother is called:
weight
gravity
mass
distance
14
Whys is Mars red?
It is not red.
There is hydrogen peroxide in the atmosphere.
There are rusty nails all over the planet.
It is an iron rich planet that has oxidized over time.
15
What is the order of the planets?
Mercury, Venus,Mars, EarthJupiter, Saturn, Uranus Neptune
Venus, Earth, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus Neptune,Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus Neptune
16
Two objects are equal distance from the sun. Which Object has a stronger gravitational pull with the sun?
Object A because it has more mass
Object B because it has more mass
Object A because it is closer
The sun and the objects have no gravitational pull with each other
17
These planets are made of gas, are farther from the sun, colder, giant in size and have rings and many moons.
The andromeda galaxy
The kiuper asteroid belt
The inner planets
The outer planets
18
What is distance?
A force that pulls objects towards each other.
How much an object weighs.
How far apart objects are from eachother.
The measure of the amount of matter in an object.
19
True or false: Only some objects in the universe have mass.
False
True
20
What is a planet?
A space object that orbits a star and that is round due to gravity.
The repeating path of an object around another object.
The measure of the amount of matter in an object.
The system of the sun and the planets that orbit it due to gravity.

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