67 questions
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By what process does a star create energy?
gravitational attraction
nuclear fusion
rise and fall of ocean tides
taking it from other stars
Which of the following objects is closest to Earth?
the sun
Uranus
Mars
the Moon
During what phase can a lunar eclipse occur?
full moon
first quarter
third quarter
new moon
Earth rotates once on its axis every
24 hours
7 days
month
365 days
How many hours of sunlight does NY receive on the equinoxes (spring and fall)?
24
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15
12
Earth is closest to the sun in the
summer
winter
fall
spring
What is the name of the phenomenon that most likely created our universe?
The big boom theory
The giant bang theory
The cosmic explosion theory
The big bang theory
A large collection of stars, dust, and gas held together by gravity is a.........
solar systerm
galaxy
constellation
astronomy
A(n) ____________ is a solar system body that consists of frozen gases, rocks and dust.
comet
meteoroid
asteroid
meteor
What happens in the core of a star?
hydrogen and helium atoms are created
nuclear fusion
hydrogen atoms cool helium atoms down
other stars born
What can we use to measure the distance of objects in our solar system?
Astronomical unit
Cosmic mile
Astrological kilometre
Light- year
Pick the odd one out.
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Neptune
Pick the odd one out.
Mars
Earth
Venus
Neptune
What is the result of the Earth revolving around the Sun?
The existence of seasons
day-night transitions
Coriolis effect
It keeps the axis of our planet tilted.
Which statement is not true about the motions of the Earth?
It rotates around its axis.
It rotates around the Moon.
It revolves around the Sun.
It revolves around the bulge of the galaxy.
How would you call this lunar phase?
last quarter
full moon
first quarter
new moon
How do you call this phenomenon?
lunar eclipse
ring of fire
solar eclipse
24-hours long night