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Grade 6 Sun
Closest to the center of the solar system is
  1. Earth.
  2. the Moon.
  3. the Sun.
  4. Jupiter.
Grade 3 Sun
What is the Sun?
  1. Moon
  2. Planet
  3. Star
  4. Asteroid
Grade 8 Sun
Our solar system contains                                                      .
  1. one older, dimmer star and one younger, brighter star
  2. three very similar stars
  3. several stars spread across the galaxy
  4. one average star
Grade 5 Sun
The Sun is a                .
  1. galaxy
  2. planet
  3. moon
  4. star
Grade 5 Sun
What makes the Sun more important than other stars?
  1. Unlike other stars, the Sun is very large.
  2. When compared to other stars, the Sun is the hottest.
  3. Unlike other stars, the Sun is the right color for living things.
  4. When compared to other stars, the Sun is very close to Earth.
Grade 3 Sun
Our Sun is a planet.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 8 Sun
The Sun is located in a galaxy called                .
  1. Andromeda
  2. Milky Way
  3. Sagittarius
  4. Orion
Grade 8 Sun
The outermost layer of the Sun's atmosphere is the                .
  1. corona
  2. chromosphere
  3. photosphere
  4. convection zone
Grade 9 Sun
What lies at the center of our solar system?
  1. the Sun
  2. Mars
  3. Earth
  4. the Moon
Grade 5 Sun
The Sun is the                 to Earth.
  1. closest planet
  2. closest star
  3. farthest star
  4. farthest planet
Grade 4 Sun
Our closest star, which provides light and heat, is
  1. Mars.
  2. Earth.
  3. the Moon.
  4. the Sun.
Grade 5 Sun
What object produces its own light energy?
  1. moon
  2. star
  3. satellite
  4. asteroid
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