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Inner Planets
Outter Planets
Day and Night/Seasons
The Moon
Solar System
100
Mercury,Venus,______,Mars
What is Earth?
100
the biggest
What is jupiter
100

 If Earth’s rotation were to slow down, what would happen to the length of a day? 

-Increase 

-Decrease 

 What is Increase 

100
surface of the moon
What is crater
100
name the whole solar system in order
What is the sun,mercury,venus,earth,mars,asteroid belt,jupiter,saturn,uranus,neptune,pluto
200
Thinest Atmosphere
What is Mercury?
200
jupiter,saturn,____,neptune,_____
What is uranus
200

During which season is the Northern Hemisphere tilted toward the Sun?

Summer

200
the angle of the moon
What is 5 degrees
200
sister planets
What is neptune and uranus
300
how long does it take venus to revolve around the sun
What is 225 days
300
farthest from sun
What is neptune
300

What is the difference between the summer solstice and the winter solstice?

The summer solstice is the longest day of the year, and the winter solstice is the shortest day of the year.

300
the moon revolves around us in how many days
What is 27.3 days
300
smallest planet
What is mercury
400
Rains Sulfirick acid
What is Venus
400
has highest wind speed
What is jupiter
400

Why is it daytime in one part of the world while it’s nighttime in another?

Different parts of Earth are facing toward or away from the Sun due to its rotation

400
1. maria 2.highlands 3.craters
What is the moons surface
400
how many stars are in our solar system
What is sun
500
These planets are closest
What is Venus,earth
500
which planet has rings
What is all outter planets
500

Why do areas near the equator experience little seasonal change compared to areas near the poles?

The equator receives more direct sunlight year-round, while the poles experience more extreme variations due to the tilt of Earth's axis.

500
phases of the moon in order
What is new moon,waxing crescent,first quarter,waxing gibbous,full moon,wanning gibbous,third quarter,wanning crescent
500
which planet could have once had life
What is mars