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Test Description: Solar system planets weight/mass
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) The sun is a __, a huge ball of very hot gases.
A
planet
B
constellation
C
galaxy
D
star
2) The imaginary line that passes through Earth's poles is Earth's __
A
axis
B
axel
C
universe
D
pole
3) Everything that exists, including planets, stars, dust, and gases, is the __.
A
solar system
B
universe
C
planet
D
galaxy
4) The gravitational force of a star holds a __ in orbit around it.
A
constellation
B
galaxy
C
star
D
planet
5) A __ contains a group of stars, gas, and dust.
A
constellation
B
galaxy
C
universe
D
solar system
6) A __ is made up of a star and all the planets and other objects that revolve around it.
A
solar system
B
galaxy
C
universe
D
constellation
7) How are earth and the moon alike?
A
Both have liquid water.
B
Both are rocky and dense.
C
Both have satellites.
D
Both have a thick atmosphere.
8) Which of these is the basis for timekeeping on earth?
A
time zones
B
distance from the sun
C
hemisphers
D
satellites
9) Which of these occurs when it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere?
A
The sun's rays strike the Northern Hemisphere directly.
B
Earth has its winter equinox.
C
The Southern Hemisphere is tilted toward the sun.
D
Earth's equator experiences three months of darkness.
10) Which is a true statement about the planets in our solar system?
A
Neptune is the only outer planet that is small and rocky.
B
Only earth has liquid water.
C
The inner planets are made of frozen gases.
D
The outer planets are located in an asteroid belt.
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