Solar System
The Moon
Atmosphere
The Sun
True/ False
100

What is the planet closest to the sun?

Mercury

100

Where does the light of moon come from?

The sun

100

What layer of the atmosphere is closest to the Earth?

Troposphere 

100

How many miles is the sun from the Earth?

93,000,000 (93 Million)

100

The aurora borealis is seen in the Southern Hemisphere.

False (Northern Hemisphere)

200

What is the brightest planet in the sky?

Venus

200

What phase is the moon in when you cannot see the moon?

New Moon

200

What is the layer of the atmosphere where all weather occurs?

Troposphere 

200

What is the innermost section of the sun called?

The core

200

Sir William Herschel discovered Uranus

True

300

What is the largest planet in the solar system?

Jupiter

300

What happens when the moon travels through the Earth's Shadow?

Lunar Eclipse

300

What is the top most layer of the atmosphere? (Farthest from Earth)

Exosphere

300

What are the darker areas on the outside of the sun called?

Sun Spots

300

At sea level, air pressure is about 15 pounds per square inch.

True

400

What is Earth's "twin planet"?

Venus

400

What happens when the moon is on the same level as the sun and blocks out the sun's light?

Solar Eclipse

400

What is the layer in the stratosphere that helps protect the Earth from ultraviolet rays?

Ozone layer

400

What is the atmosphere of the sun called? 

Chromosphere

400

Jupiter is surrounded by seven bands or rings and sixty moons.

False (Saturn)

500

Name the 8 planets in order from the sun.

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

500

Name all of the phases of the moon.

New moon, crescent, 3rd quarter, gibbous, full moon, 1st quarter 

500

Name the layers of the atmosphere in order from the Earth. (5)

Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Exosphere

500

What is the surface layer of the sun that is visible to the eye called?

Photosphere

500

A light display seen near the poles caused by the collisions of particles from the solar wind with molecules of air is called airglow. 

False (Aurora)