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Grade 6 Sun
The Sun is composed mainly of                .
  1. methane
  2. argon
  3. oxygen
  4. hydrogen
Grade 6 Space Exploration
Telescopes that bend light to make objects seem larger are                      .
  1. refracting telescopes
  2. reflecting telescopes
  3. radio telescopes
  4. spectroscopes
Grade 4 Outer Planets
Object "G" on the solar system diagram represents which planet?
Solar System
  1. Neptune
  2. Uranus
  3. Saturn
  4. Jupiter
Grade 5 Inner Planets
Which planet is the hottest planet in the solar system?
  1. Venus
  2. Mars
  3. Jupiter
Grade 8 Planetary Motion
How long does it take for Earth to rotate once on its axis?
  1. 1 day
  2. 1 year
  3. 1 week
  4. 1 month
Grade 3 Solar System
The diagram shows our                .
Solar System
  1. galaxy
  2. universe
  3. solar system
Grade 6 Universe
What is a galaxy?
  1. a large group of stars held together by gravity
  2. a system of planets and its moons
  3. a system of planets orbiting a star
  4. a group of comets
Grade 4 Outer Planets
What two planets have visible rings around them?
  1. Saturn and Mercury
  2. Saturn and Mars
  3. Saturn and Uranus
  4. Saturn and Earth
Grade 9 Planetary Motion
Earth is kept in orbit around the Sun by                                     .
  1. its speed and distance from the Sun
  2. inertia and gravity
  3. its shape and size
  4. electricity and magnetism
Grade 2 Sun
The sun rises in what direction?
  1. North
  2. South
  3. East
  4. West
Grade 5 Outer Planets
Which is a difference between the outer planets and the inner planets?
  1. the outer planets have many moons
  2. the outer planets orbit in a different direction
  3. the outer planets have a higher density
  4. the outer planets have a smaller diameter
Grade 5 Planetary Motion
This word means to spin on an axis.
  1. rotation
  2. revolution
  3. orbit
  4. gravity
Grade 8 Planetary Motion
How long does it take for Earth revolve once around the Sun?
  1. 1 week
  2. 1 month
  3. 1 year
  4. 1 day
Grade 4 Outer Planets
The image shows                .
Planet Neptune - Small
  1. a star
  2. a planet
  3. a galaxy
  4. an asteroid
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