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Grade 6 The Moon
Which term refers to the dark, smooth regions on the Moon's surface?
  1. lunar highlands
  2. craters
  3. maria
  4. rills
Grade 6 Solar System
Which is not planet?
  1. Earth
  2. Ceres
  3. Venus
  4. none of the above
Grade 6 Planetary Motion
The two ways Earth moves are
  1. rotation and revolution.
  2. rotation and inertia.
  3. inertia and gravity.
  4. mass and weight.
Grade 6 The Moon
The gravitational force of the Moon on Earth's oceans is stronger than the gravitational force of the Sun because the
  1. Moon is smaller than the Sun.
  2. Sun is made of only gas.
  3. Moon is closer to Earth than the Sun.
  4. Moon's craters attract water.
Grade 6 Planetary Motion

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Does the statement describe a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse?

occurs at nighttime
  1. solar eclipse
  2. lunar eclipse
Grade 6 Solar System
Which statement is true for the two planets shown?
Planet Earth - SmallPlanet Uranus - Small
  1. Both planets are inner planets.
  2. Both planets are outer planets.
  3. The first planet is an inner planet and the second planet is an outer planet.
  4. The first planet is an outer planet and the second planet is an inner planet.
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