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Grade 2 Sun
Is the Sun a star or a planet?
  1. star
  2. planet
Grade 1 Sun
What can you not see at night?
  1. Sun
  2. Stars
  3. Moon
Grade 3 Sun
What star keeps all of the planets in our solar system in orbit?
  1. The Earth
  2. The Moon
  3. The Sun
  4. The North Star
Grade 3 Sun

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The Sun pulls on Earth with a force called           gravity          .
Grade 4 Sun
There are many stars larger than our Sun. Why does the Sun appear to be larger than all the other stars?
  1. The Sun is the hottest star.
  2. The Sun is the brightest star.
  3. The Sun is closer to Earth than other stars.
  4. The Sun is the only star in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Grade 4 Sun
Why do the Sun and Moon appear to be the same size?
  1. The Moon reflects the sunlight, making it appear larger.
  2. Earth is tilted away from the Sun.
  3. The Sun and Moon are about the same size.
  4. The Sun is farther away from Earth than the Moon is.
Grade 4 Sun
What provides most of the heat and light to our solar system?
  1. the comet Hale-Bopp
  2. asteroids
  3. the Sun
  4. Jupiter
Grade 2 Sun
The Sun is smaller than Earth.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 6 Sun
Our Sun is which type of star?
  1. Supergiant Star
  2. Red Giant Star
  3. Main Sequence Star
  4. White Dwarf Star
Grade 6 Sun
Which of these is NOT true of sunspots?
  1. They follow an eleven year cycle.
  2. They appear lighter than the Sun's surface.
  3. They are cooler than surrounding areas of the Sun.
  4. They move across the Sun's surface as the Sun rotates.
Grade 12 Sun
What happens during nuclear fusion?
  1. Hydrogen and oxygen join to create water
  2. Hydrogen atoms join to create helium
  3. Oxygen is formed in the Sun
  4. Solar flares are produced in the Sun
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