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Planetary Orbits

Planetary Orbits

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Presentation

Science

7th - 10th Grade

Practice Problem

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NGSS
MS-ESS1-2, MS-PS2-4

Standards-aligned

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Mandi Lueck

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19 Slides • 10 Questions

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Planetary Orbits

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The planets orbit around:

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The Sun

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The barycenter

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Each planet

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The Moon

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Multiple Choice

Which planet is tilted the most?

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Mercury

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Earth

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Jupiter

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Uranus

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Multiple Choice

Which planet is the least tilted?

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Mercury

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Earth

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Jupiter

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Neptune

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Multiple Choice

Which planet has the most eccentric orbit?

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Mercury

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Venus

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Neptune

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Mars

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Multiple Choice

Which planet has the least eccentric orbit around the Sun?

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Mercury

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Venus

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Mars

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Neptune

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Multiple Choice

As the distance from the Sun increases, the time one orbit takes to go around the Sun appears to:

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also increase

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decrease

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not change

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have no relationship with the distance from the Sun

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Multiple Choice

As the distance from the Sun increses, the speed the planet travels around the Sun appears to:

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also increase

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decrease

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not change

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not relate to the distance from the Sun

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Multiple Choice

As the diameter of the planet increases, the time one rotation of the planet takes appears to:

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also increase

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decrease

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not change

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does not have a relationship with the size of the planet

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Multiple Choice

As the mass of the planet increases, the surface gravity of the planet appears to:

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also increase

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decrease

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not change

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not relate to the mass of the planet

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Multiple Choice

As the gravity of the planet increases, the number of moons orbiting the planet appears to:

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also increase

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decrease

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not change

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have no relationship to the gravity of the planet

Planetary Orbits

By Mandi Lueck

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