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Grade 5 Outer Planets
What planet is famous for its big red spot?
  1. Uranus
  2. Neptune
  3. Mars
  4. Jupiter
Grade 6 The Moon
Which is the closest object to Earth?
  1. Jupiter
  2. Moon
  3. Sun
  4. Pluto
Grade 7 Small Bodies and Dwarf Planets
A weather satellite is damaged when a                 collided with it.
  1. meteor
  2. meteorite
  3. meteoroid
  4. constellation
Grade 5 The Moon
Earth has one moon.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 3 Inner Planets
All of the following are inner planets EXCEPT which one?
  1. Venus
  2. Mars
  3. Neptune
  4. Earth
Grade 5 Inner Planets
List the four inner planets in order from the Sun.
  1. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
  2. Mercury, Earth, Venus, Neptune
  3. Mars, Earth, Venus, Mercury
  4. Mars, Venus, Earth, Saturn
Grade 3 The Moon
What does the Moon revolve around?
  1. Earth
  2. Mars
  3. Venus
Grade 6 Outer Planets
Which is the largest planet in the solar system?
  1. The Sun
  2. Earth
  3. Jupiter
Grade 8 The Moon
People who stand in the Moon's umbra, the darkest part of its shadow, experience a                        .
  1. partial lunar eclipse
  2. a partial solar eclipse
  3. a total solar eclipse
  4. a total lunar eclipse
Grade 4 Planetary Motion
Earth's rotation results in day and night.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 6 Inner Planets
What is the closet planet to Earth?
  1. The moon
  2. Mars
  3. Venus
Grade 3 Small Bodies and Dwarf Planets
What comes between the inner and outer planets?
  1. an asteroid belt
  2. the Milky Way
  3. the Sun
  4. Titan
Grade 3 Planetary Motion
The movement of an object around another planet is called                .
  1. rotation
  2. revolving
  3. gravity
  4. solar energy
Grade 6 Inner Planets
Which of the following statements about Earth is true?
  1. It is the only planet in the solar system that rotates on an axis.
  2. It is the only planet in the solar system with a moon.
  3. It is the only planet in the solar system with an atmosphere.
  4. It is the only planet in the solar system known to support life.
Grade 4 Planetary Motion
The length of daylight and darkness varies depending on the                .
  1. weather
  2. precipitation
  3. climate
  4. season
Grade 4 Outer Planets
Object "F" on the solar system diagram represents which planet?
Solar System
  1. Saturn
  2. Jupiter
  3. Neptune
  4. Mercury
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