Celestial Bodies I
Celestial Bodies II
Solar System location
Planets Information
Parts of the Earth
100
What is this?
A Star
100
What is this?
A galaxy
100
Which is this planet?
Neptune
100
What is the coldest planet?
Uanus
100
What are the three parts of the geosphere?
Crust, mantle and core.
200
What are these?
The two moons of Mars
200
What is this?
A meteorite
200
What is the sixth planet from the sun?
Saturn
200
What planet has a lot of CO2 in its atmosphere?
Venus
200
We can only find gashes in the atmosphere
TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
300
What is the difference between a planet and a dwarf planet?
The dwarft planet is samller than a normal planet
300
The Satellites revolve around a star
TRUE or FALSE
FALSE
300
Mercury is closer to Venus than Uranus to Neptune.
TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
300
What planet has the longest year?
Neptune
300
In how many states can we find matter in the geosphere
Only solid
400
The sun is in the center of the milky way.
TRUE or FALSE
FALSE
400
What is the difference between a meteorite and an asteroid?
The meteorites are asteroids that collide with planets.
400
Where can we find the asteroid belt?
Between Mars and Jupiter
400
What makes Venus the hottest planet?
The atmosphere of Venus has a lot of carbon dioxide which traps heat inside.
400
What is not true about the Earth atmosphere?
a) It contains oxygen
b) It protects us from space dangers
c) Most is made of CO2
d) It is not solid
c) Most is made of CO2
500
What is the name of the famous comet that passes next to the Earth every 76 years?
Halley’s Comet.
500
here is a theory that says that a comet brought life to Earth. What do you think?
FREE ANSWER
500
Light takes 8 minutes to reach the earth, but it takes 43 minutes to reach Jupiter. How long do you think it takes to reach Mars?
a) 6 minutes
b) 12 minutes
c) 50 minutes
d) 1 hour
b) 12 minutes
500
What planet has a frozen moon called Titan?
Saturn
500
How are the atmosphere and the shooting stars related?
Small meteorites that disintegrate in the Earth’s atmosphere are called shooting stars.