Inner Planets
Earth's Movements
Outer Planets
Asteroid, Meteor, Comet
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Name the inner planets

What are Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars

100

Define Rotation

Spinning on an axis

100

Name the outer planets in order from closest to the sun.

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

100

This is located between Mars and Jupiter.

Asteroid Belt

100

Which statement describes our SUN.

1. Yellow  Large   Far

2. Red    Medium     Close

3. Yellow Medium   Close

3.  Yellow Medium and Close

200

Name 3 characteristics of inner planets.

What are rocky, generally smaller, fewer moons, faster revolution.

200

Define Revolution

Orbiting or going around another object.

200

Which planet is tilted on its side?

Uranus

200

Frozen ball of ice and dust

Comet

200

Planet X is large, made of gas and has 18 moons.  Is planet X an inner or outer planet?  How do you know?

Outer.  Characteristics.  

300

True or False:  Earth is the only planet in our solar system known to have liquid water.

True

300

What causes Earth to have seasons?

Tilt and Revolution

300

Name 3 characteristics of outer planets.

Larger, Made of gas, Rings, Many moons, Longer Revolution time.

300

This is often called a shooting star and appears as a streak in the sky.  

Meteor

300

Which describes the characteristics of a star?

1. Small     Solid    Hot

2. Large      Gas Surface     Hot

3. Large    Rocky   Cool

2.  Stars are large, hot, and made of gas.  

400

The hottest planet in our Solar System.

What is Venus

400

What causes Earth to have day and night?

The rotation/spin on axis.

400

Why does Jupiter have the most moons of any planet?

Due to its size it has a stronger gravitational pull than all of the other planets.  

400

These 2 orbit the sun

Asteroid and Comet

400

Ohio is experiencing Winter, What season would it be in South America?  Use the globe to explain to the class.  

The tilt of the axis allows the southern hemisphere to recieve more direct sunlight which makes it summer time.  

500

List the inner planets in order from smallest to largest.

Mercury, Mars, Venus, Earth

500

On the board draw the Earth, Moon, and Sun and how they orbit each other.

Sun in the middle.

Earth revolving around the Sun.

Moon revolving around the Earth

500

True or False:  Uranus has the longest revolution period of any planet.  

False, it is Neptune: 165 years.  

500

Made of rock, invisible in our sky, and found between Mars and Jupiter.

Asteroid

500

This season starts off cold and begins to warm up.

Spring