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Our Solar System Quiz #2
Created by ftbrady
Instructions:
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1.
Earth's 23 1/2 degrees tilt on its axis and its orbit around the Sun
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2.
The center of the Sun
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3.
Visible surface of the Sun
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4.
Large magneticc storms on the surface of the Sun
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5.
Dark cooler spots on the surface of the Sun
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6.
What causes planets to orbit the Sun?
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7.
What's the imaginary line through the center of a planet
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8.
What is NOT part of our solar system
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9.
Which phase of the Moon follows a Full Moon
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10.
About how long is it between each Full Moon?
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11.
What is the first day of summer called?
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12.
What is the first day of winter called?
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13.
What is the first day of spring called?
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14.
What is the first day of fall called?
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15.
What causes day and night?
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a.
core
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b.
Sun's gravity
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c.
photosphere
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d.
Vernal Equonix
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e.
Summer Solstice
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f.
stars other than our Sun
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g.
Earth's rotation on its axis
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h.
sun spots
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i.
Autumnal Equonix
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j.
causes the seasons
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k.
solar flares
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l.
axis
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m.
4 weeks
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n.
waning Gibbons
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o.
Winter Soltice
Our Solar System Quiz #2
(Answer Key)
Created by ftbrady
Instructions:
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j
1.
Earth's 23 1/2 degrees tilt on its axis and its orbit around the Sun
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a
2.
The center of the Sun
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c
3.
Visible surface of the Sun
-
k
4.
Large magneticc storms on the surface of the Sun
-
h
5.
Dark cooler spots on the surface of the Sun
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b
6.
What causes planets to orbit the Sun?
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l
7.
What's the imaginary line through the center of a planet
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f
8.
What is NOT part of our solar system
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n
9.
Which phase of the Moon follows a Full Moon
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m
10.
About how long is it between each Full Moon?
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e
11.
What is the first day of summer called?
-
o
12.
What is the first day of winter called?
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d
13.
What is the first day of spring called?
-
i
14.
What is the first day of fall called?
-
g
15.
What causes day and night?
-
a.
core
-
b.
Sun's gravity
-
c.
photosphere
-
d.
Vernal Equonix
-
e.
Summer Solstice
-
f.
stars other than our Sun
-
g.
Earth's rotation on its axis
-
h.
sun spots
-
i.
Autumnal Equonix
-
j.
causes the seasons
-
k.
solar flares
-
l.
axis
-
m.
4 weeks
-
n.
waning Gibbons
-
o.
Winter Soltice