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7S Astronomy
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Test your knowledge of the solar system with this year 7 based test.
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1
Which Type of Eclipse Is Shown?
Umbra
Solar
Lunar
Penumbra
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When do these tides occur?
occurs when the moon is very far the Earth
occurs when the moon is unusually close to the Earth
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Why do We Have Seasons?
the tilt of the Earth
the tilt of the Earth and the movement closer to the sun
the rotation of the Earth not changing
the tilt of the Earth's axis away or toward the moon
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What will be formed when the galaxies collide?
Double-Galaxy
Portal
Super-Galaxy
Mega-Galaxy
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Which of the following is a SPIRAL GALAXY?
BOTH
Andromeda ONLY
Milky Way ONLY
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How Many Stars Are Estimated to be in Our Universe?
1 billion trillion
100 billion
OTHER
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New Moon New Crescent First Quarter New Gibbous Full Moon Old Gibbous Last Quarter Old Crescent
THIS IS THE WRONG ORDER
THIS IS THE CORRECT ORDER
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When are tides Very High?
Neap Tides
Spring Tides
Proxigean Spring Tide
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When are the Galaxies Expected To Collide?
Before the Sun Dies
After The Sun Dies
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What is the Name of the Nearest Galaxy?
Triangulum
Andromeda
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How old is the universe?
10.9 billion years old
13.7 billion years old
19.5 billion years old
20.8 billion years old
12
Which Type of Shadow is Shown in the image below?
Umbra
Penumbra
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What does Jupiter do that stops earth from being destroyed?
Stops Solar Flares
Blocks Comets & Asteroids
Blocks Space Debris
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What was the FIRST Solar System Model Based On?
Sun Centred
Earth Centred
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Which two Galaxies Will Collide?
Milky Way & Andromeda
Black Eye & Ciga Galaxies
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What are Tides?
Tides are periodic rises and falls of large bodies of water.
Tides are changes in amounts of water due to temperature.
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Proxigean Spring Tides are Rare
True
False
18
How Many Moon Phases Are There
8
9
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What is the term for the following: Venus is too hot, Mars is too cold, but Earth is just right
Habitable Zone
Living Conditions
Goldilocks Theory
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How are tides formed?
the gravitational pull of the Earth and the Sun.
The gravitational field of the moon or the sun on the earth
