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A massiveA massiveA massive A massive object orbitingobject orbitingobject orbiting object orbiting
a stara stara star.a star.
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NowNowNow Now classified aclassified aclassified a classified a
dwarf planet.dwarf planet.dwarf planet.dwarf planet.
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What is the type of eclipse below?What is the type of eclipse below?
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Q8Q8Identify the phase of the moon.Identify the phase of the moon.
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Name theName theName the Name the terrestrialterrestrialterrestrial terrestrial planetsplanetsplanetsplanets
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MercuryMercuryMercuryMercuryVVVenusVenusEarth Earth MarsMarsMarsMars
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Number of highNumber of highNumber of high Number of high and low tides inand low tides inand low tides in and low tides in
one dayone dayone day.one day.
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2 high tides and2 high tides and2 high tides and 2 high tides and 2 low tides each 2 low tides each
daydaydayday
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JupiterJupiterJupiterJupiterS tS tSaturnSaturnUranusUranus
NeptuneNeptuneNeptuneNeptune
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What type of eclipse?What type of eclipse?What type of eclipse?What type of eclipse?
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Identify the moon phase.Identify the moon phase.y py p
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The farther the planetThe farther the planetThe farther the planet The farther the planet from the sun thefrom the sun thefrom the sun, the ___ from the sun, the ___
the period ofthe period ofthe period of the period of revolution/orbitalrevolution/orbitalrevolution/orbital revolution/orbital
periodperiodperiod.period.
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Identify the moon phase.Identify the moon phase.y py p
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Motion of a bodyMotion of a bodyMotion of a body Motion of a body as it orbits as it orbits
another body inanother body inanother body in another body in spacespacespace.space.
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What is anWhat is anWhat is an What is an astronomicalastronomicalastronomical astronomical
unit?unit?unit?unit?
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Average distanceAverage distanceAverage distance Average distance f th S tf th S tfrom the Sun to from the Sun to
the Earth.the Earth.
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Identify the moon phase.Identify the moon phase.
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Which shape has the highest eccentricity?Which shape has the highest eccentricity?
A B CA B CA B CA B C
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CCCC
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Spinning of aSpinning of aSpinning of a Spinning of a body on itsbody on itsbody on its body on its
axisaxisaxis.axis.
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What causes theWhat causes theWhat causes the What causes the high high gg
temperatures ontemperatures ontemperatures on temperatures on Venus?Venus?Venus?Venus?
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TheTheThe The greenhousegreenhousegreenhouse greenhouse
effecteffecteffecteffect
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Path of a body takesPath of a body takesPath of a body takes Path of a body takes as it travels aroundas it travels aroundas it travels around as it travels around
th b d ith b d ianother body in another body in space.space.
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Which planet would most Which planet would most likely have the thinnestlikely have the thinnestlikely have the thinnest likely have the thinnest
atmosphere?atmosphere?atmosphere?atmosphere?
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What is the bestWhat is the best explanation of Moonexplanation of Moon
h ?phases?
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As the moon orbits EarthAs the moon orbits Earth we see differentwe see different amounts of the a ou s o e
illuminated side of the Moon.
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Identify the moon phase.Identify the moon phase.
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An object that orbitsAn object that orbitsAn object that orbits An object that orbits the Sun but is toothe Sun but is toothe Sun but is too the Sun but is too
small to besmall to besmall to be small to be considered a planetconsidered a planetconsidered a planet.considered a planet.
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Tides areTides areTides are Tides are affected by…affected by…affected by…affected by…
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Both theBoth theBoth the Both the moon andmoon andmoon and moon and
sun’s gravitysun’s gravitysun s gravitysun s gravity
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The sun, planets, and The sun, planets, and e su , p a ets, a de su , p a ets, a dtheir moons and other their moons and other
objects that are objects that are it ti ll b dit ti ll b dgravitationally bound gravitationally bound to the sunto the sunto the sun.to the sun.
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NaturalNaturalNatural Natural satellites thatsatellites thatsatellites that satellites that orbit planetsorbit planetsorbit planetsorbit planets
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Force that holdsForce that holdsForce that holds Force that holds the universe the universe
togethertogethertogether.together.
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What is theWhat is theWhat is the What is the shape of theshape of theshape of the shape of the planets orbit?planets orbit?planets orbit? planets orbit?
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Where are theWhere are theWhere are the Where are the asteroids located?asteroids located?asteroids located?asteroids located?
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Asteroid beltAsteroid beltAsteroid belt Asteroid belt between Mars between Mars
and Jupiterand Jupiterand Jupiterand Jupiter
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An object inAn object inAn object in An object in space madespace madespace made space made
mostly of ice andmostly of ice andmostly of ice and mostly of ice and dustdustdustdust..
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Why do the moonWhy do the moonWhy do the moon Why do the moon and planets shine inand planets shine inand planets shine in and planets shine in
th i ht k ?th i ht k ?the nights sky?the nights sky?
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Planet that is soPlanet that is soPlanet that is so Planet that is so dense it could “float’dense it could “float’dense it could float dense it could float
E th’E th’on Earth’s ocean.on Earth’s ocean.
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Planet thatPlanet thatPlanet that Planet that rotates on itsrotates on itsrotates on its rotates on its
side.side.side.side.
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Planet withPlanet withPlanet with Planet with nonono no
atmosphere.atmosphere.atmosphere.atmosphere.
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When the northern When the northern e t e o t ee t e o t ehemisphere is having hemisphere is having summer, what season summer, what season
i th thi th this the southern is the southern hemisphere having?hemisphere having?hemisphere having?hemisphere having?
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Why is summerWhy is summerWhy is summer Why is summer h tt th i t ?h tt th i t ?hotter than winter? hotter than winter?
(2 reasons)(2 reasons)( )( )
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The days are longerThe days are longerThe days are longerThe days are longerAndAndAndAnd
The Sun’s rays areThe Sun’s rays areThe Sun s rays are The Sun s rays are more directmore directmore direct.more direct.
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Planet with thePlanet with thePlanet with the Planet with the most extrememost extrememost extreme most extreme temperature temperature ppvariations.variations.variations.variations.
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Planet closest toPlanet closest toPlanet closest to Planet closest to Earth in size gravityEarth in size gravityEarth in size, gravity Earth in size, gravity
and rockyand rockyand rocky and rocky compositioncompositioncomposition.composition.
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The group of planetsThe group of planetsThe group of planets The group of planets that are dense andthat are dense andthat are dense and that are dense and
kkrocky.rocky.
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A meteor that passesA meteor that passesA meteor that passes A meteor that passes through Earth’sthrough Earth’sthrough Earth s through Earth s atmosphere andatmosphere andatmosphere and atmosphere and
strikes the groundstrikes the groundstrikes the ground.strikes the ground.
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Identify the moon phase.Identify the moon phase.
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A chunk of burningA chunk of burningA chunk of burning A chunk of burning rock travelingrock travelingrock traveling rock traveling
through Earth’sthrough Earth’sthrough Earth s through Earth s atmosphereatmosphereatmosphereatmosphere
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Identify the moon phase.Identify the moon phase.
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BrightestBrightestBrightest Brightest planet in theplanet in theplanet in the planet in the evening skyevening skyevening skyevening sky
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The farther a planet isThe farther a planet isThe farther a planet is The farther a planet is from the sun thefrom the sun thefrom the sun, the ___ from the sun, the ___
its orbital velocityits orbital velocityits orbital velocity.its orbital velocity.( t ll )( t ll )(greater or smaller)(greater or smaller)
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Planets day isPlanets day isPlanets day is Planets day is longer thanlonger thanlonger than longer than
its year.its year.its year.its year.
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Orbital motionOrbital motionOrbital motion Orbital motion depends on depends on p ___p ___
andandand ___.and ___.
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Inertia andInertia andInertia and Inertia and gravitationalgravitationalgravitational gravitational
forcesforcesforcesforces
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Seasons areSeasons areSeasons are Seasons are caused bycaused bycaused by caused by
.._____._____.
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Earth’s axisEarth’s axisEarth s axis Earth s axis being tilted 23being tilted 23being tilted 23 being tilted 23
degreesdegreesdegrees.degrees.
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The sun is aThe sun is aThe sun is a The sun is a (color)(color)___ (color) ___ (color)
star.star.star.star.
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Planet withPlanet withPlanet with Planet with the mostthe mostthe most the most moons.moons.moons.moons.
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How much of theHow much of theHow much of the How much of the moon is lit up by moon is lit up by p yp y
the sun?the sun?the sun?the sun?
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In what directionIn what directionIn what direction In what direction does a comet’s does a comet’s
tail point?tail point?tail point?tail point?
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Away from theAway from theAway from the Away from the sun because ofsun because ofsun because of sun because of
solar windssolar windssolar winds.solar winds.