
6.11A Celestial Objects
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6.11A Celestial Objects
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What are some characteristics of inner planets? Check all that apply
Terrestrial
Gaseous
Rocky
Small
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What are some characteristics of outer planets?
Large
Gaseous
Rocky
Terrestrial
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The four planets that orbit furthest from the Sun can be described as -
mostly made up of gasses.
having rings similar to Saturn’s.
having a rocky and terrestrial surface.
being composed entirely of water.
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Mostly made up of gasses.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are outer planet gas giants
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Europa, a Galilean moon, is quite different from Earth’s Moon. However, one characteristic it shares with Earth’s Moon is that Europa -
is covered in ice.
orbits a planet.
has an oxygen atmosphere.
contains volcanoes.
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orbits a planet.
Both Jupiter's moons and Earth's moon are natural satellites that go around the planets they are in a system with.
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What is the difference between a moon and a planet?
Planets revolve around moons.
Moons revolve around planets.
Both of the above.
None of the above.
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Moons revolve around planets.
Moons go around planets
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Which motion does Earth make once every 365 days (1 year)?
Rotates once on its axis
Makes one revolution around the Sun
Revolves once around the Moon
Passes by Mars on its path
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Which model below represents the movements of the Sun, Earth, and Moon in our solar system?
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The force of attraction that pulls objects toward each other; the force that controls the motion of our solar system.
Friction
Rocky
Gravity
Magnetism
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Which motion does Earth make once every 24 hours (1 day)?
Rotates once on its axis
Makes one orbit of the Sun
Revolves once around the Moon
Passes by Mars in its path
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The gravitationally-curved path of an object around a point in space is called
a rotation
an orbit
a moon
a comet
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The region between the inner and outer planets where most asteroids orbit around the Sun.
Meteoroid Belt
Asteroid Belt
Outer Planets
Kuiper Belt
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The composition of the Sun is best described as –
liquid nitrogen and solid magnesium
molten rock, primarily iron.
dense and composed of hot gases.
lightweight particles of dust.
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A visible streak of light which shows the path of a rocky object which is burning up in Earth’s atmosphere is –
an asteroid
a Galilean moon
a comet
a meteor
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Most of the asteroids in our solar system are located between the orbits of what two objects?
The Sun and Earth
Venus and Earth
Mars and Jupiter
Uranus and Neptune
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What celestial body does the picture represent?
Asteroid
Comet
Moon
Meteor
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Scientists discover a relatively small object in an orbital path around the Sun as shown in the diagram. Based on this information, the object is most like which of the following?
Comet
Star
Planet
Moon
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Remains of meteoroids that strike the surface of Earth or the Moon.
Asteroids
Moons
Meteorites
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The table provides information on various objects in our solar system. Based on the information in the table, which object is a comet?
A
B
C
D
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A celestial body that is small in mass, made of frozen gas, and has a tail of dust following it as it travels close to the Sun would most likely be called—
a star
a meteoroid
a comet
a planet
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A meteoroid is
a piece of rock or metal that hits Earth.
a very small rocky body that orbits the Sun.
an object made of ice, dust, and gas.
a piece of rock or metal that burns up in the atmosphere.
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