BrainPop Outer Solar System Review (Luginbuhl)
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Staff.Monica Luginbuhl
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Science
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6th - 7th Grade
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Multiple Choice
How is Pluto Different from Planet X?
Planet X was never discovered; Pluto was
Planet X is a gas giant; Pluto is a dwarf planet
Planet X has several moons; Pluto has no moons
Planet X contains single-celled life forms; Pluto does not
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Multiple Choice
Why is Pluto no longer considered a planet?
Its orbit is too irregular
Its orbit is too far away from the sun
It not longer meets the definition of a planet
It orbits Neptune, not the sun
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Multiple Choice
Place the following in order, from closest to furthest away: A) The scattered disc; B) The Kuiper Belt; C) The Oort cloud
A B C
C B A
B A C
C A B
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Multiple Choice
What can you infer about the Kuiper Belt from the objects that orbit within it?
It's very small
It's very cold
It's very dense
It's very close to Neptune
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Multiple Choice
How is Orcus different from Charon?
Orcus orbits the sun; Charon orbits Pluto
Orcus is a dwarf planet; Charon is a Kuiper Belt object
Orcus is a comet; Charon is a trans-Neptunian object
Orcus is very large; Charon is very small
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Multiple Choice
Place the following objects in order, according to size: A) Earth; B) Pluto; C) Eris
A C B
B A C
C A B
A B C
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