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The Solar System

Unit 4 Module 3 Lesson 2

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Based on the photos what is the difference between the pictures of Jupiter and Saturn?

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Based on the photos what is the difference between the pictures of Jupiter and Saturn?

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Which telescope had the better photo?

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*Lightyear is the distance light takes to travel one year

Our solar system is roughly 1.5 lightyears across 100,000 AUs

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Fill in the Blank

An astronomical unit is the distance from Earth to the ___

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Why do we use astronomical units?

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To mess with middle school students

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To confuse the masses

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To help manage the large distances in space

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To make astronomers feel special

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How does graphing the data help scientist understand the data? (Check all that apply)

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Visualizes it

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Easily see trends

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Spot the numbers

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Graphs points

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Scale of our solar system

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj4524AAZdE#action=share

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Why do we have to model our solar system?

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Fun activity to do

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The solar system is too large to be seen

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For a model to be to scale means...

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Sizes are the same relative to one another

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Sizes are always larger

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Sizes are random

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Recap of our lesson

-Astronomers observe our solar system with various telescopes


-We measure distances in our solar system with Astronomical Units


-We graph data in order to see patterns


-Models are used to help us study concepts that are too large or small


-Scale models are when sizes are kept relatively the same

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Do you think you achieved the learning goal?

Learning goal was "I determine how scientist learn about our universe."

Yes I can

Yes I kinda can

No I can't

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The Solar System

The solar system is made up a star - the sun - eight planets and their moons, and other objects that move around the sun including asteroids, comets, ice, and dwarf planets. The sun is the center of our solar system. All of the objects in the solar system orbit the sun.

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What is the center of our Solar System?

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All of the objects in our Solar System orbit the sun.

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How many planets are in our Solar System?

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Planet's Order

Nearest the sun are four fairly small, rocky planets known as the inner planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.

On the far side of the asteroid belt are four gas giants, known as the outer planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

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The inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) are made of--

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The outer planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) are made of --

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Easy way to remember planets in order from the Sun:

My very educated mother just served us nachos

My=Mercury

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Educated=Earth

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Just=Jupiter

Served=Saturn

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In the mnemonic, what planet is associated with nachos?

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In the mnemonic, what planet is associated with My?

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What is the third planet from the Sun?

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Earth

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The Solar System

The solar system is made up a star - the sun - eight planets and their moons, and other objects that move around the sun including asteroids, comets, ice, and dwarf planets. The sun is the center of our solar system. All of the objects in the solar system orbit the sun.

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What is the center of our Solar System?

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All of the objects in our Solar System orbit the sun.

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How many planets are in our Solar System?

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Planet's Order

Nearest the sun are four fairly small, rocky planets known as the inner planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.

On the far side of the asteroid belt are four gas giants, known as the outer planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

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The inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) are made of--

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helium

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The outer planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) are made of --

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water

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Easy way to remember planets in order from the Sun:

My very educated mother just served us nachos

My=Mercury

Very=Venus

Educated=Earth

Mother=Mars

Just=Jupiter

Served=Saturn

Us=Uranus

Nachos=Neptune

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In the mnemonic, what planet is associated with nachos?

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In the mnemonic, what planet is associated with My?

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What is the third planet from the Sun?

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Saturn

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Venus

3

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Mercury

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The planet, Pluto, is no longer considered to be part of the major planets in our solar system because it

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is rectangular in shape

2

occasionally abandons its orbit while in circulation of the Sun

3

has failed to clear its surrounding of small objects like itself

4

It is way too far from the sun

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Its relatively small size

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lack of Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in its atmosphere

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traveling really fast in orbit than the other planets

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None of the above

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The temperature of the Sun on its surface alone is so hot that it measures

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Our Sun is the largest and hottest of suns in the entire universe.

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I have no idea

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Which of these heavenly bodies is known to occupy the gap that exist between the inner and outer planets of our solar system?

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Comets

2

Meteorites

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Asteroids

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Nothing. It's just empty

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The outer planets that are otherwise called Jovian planets are

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planets that move in orbit round the Sun

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planets that have their own moons as a satellite

3

planets that are found in a different solar system separate from ours

4

planets that come right after the asteroid belt

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Solar systems

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Planets

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Galaxies

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Moons

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What is the IUPAC name of the HNO3

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Calcium trioxocarbonate (iv)

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Hydrogen tetraoxosulphate (vi) acid

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Hydrochloric acid

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Hydrogen trioxonitrate (v)

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The force that tend to oppose the motion of two objects that are in contact with each other is

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Friction

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Force

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Gravity

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Magnetism

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What amount of force is needed to move a luggage of mass 0.75kg

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75N

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7.5N

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750N

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0.075N

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A base will neutralize an acid to form ____ and ____.

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Sugar and salt

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Salt and water

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Water and Sugar

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The compound commonly used for seasoning our meals is chemically known as

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Salt

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Sodium Chloride

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Hydrogen chloride

4

Calcium carbonate

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Any substance with the PH value that is between 8 to 14 is said to

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Acidic

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Basic

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Watery

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Neutral

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IAA

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AIU

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IAU

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UIA

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Which of these is not a part of the Terrestrial or Inner planets?

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Saturn

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Venus

3

Mars

4

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The planet, Pluto, is no longer considered to be part of the major planets in our solar system because it

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is rectangular in shape

2

occasionally abandons its orbit while in circulation of the Sun

3

has failed to clear its surrounding of small objects like itself

4

It is way too far from the sun

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Why is Mercury, being the closest planet to the sun, not the hottest? It is due to

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Its relatively small size

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lack of Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in its atmosphere

3

traveling really fast in orbit than the other planets

4

None of the above

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The temperature of the Sun on its surface alone is so hot that it measures

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50°C

2

500°C

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5500°C

4

10000°C

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Our Sun is the largest and hottest of suns in the entire universe.

1

Yes, it is. Very true

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Of course not. It's False

3

I have no idea

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Which of these heavenly bodies is known to occupy the gap that exist between the inner and outer planets of our solar system?

1

Comets

2

Meteorites

3

Asteroids

4

Nothing. It's just empty

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The outer planets that are otherwise called Jovian planets are

1

planets that move in orbit round the Sun

2

planets that have their own moons as a satellite

3

planets that are found in a different solar system separate from ours

4

planets that come right after the asteroid belt

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Solar systems

2

Planets

3

Galaxies

4

Moons

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What is the IUPAC name of the HNO3

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Calcium trioxocarbonate (iv)

2

Hydrogen tetraoxosulphate (vi) acid

3

Hydrochloric acid

4

Hydrogen trioxonitrate (v)

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The force that tend to oppose the motion of two objects that are in contact with each other is

1

Friction

2

Force

3

Gravity

4

Magnetism

428

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What amount of force is needed to move a luggage of mass 0.75kg

1

75N

2

7.5N

3

750N

4

0.075N

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A base will neutralize an acid to form ____ and ____.

1

Sugar and salt

2

Salt and water

3

Water and Sugar

4

Salt, water and sugar

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The compound commonly used for seasoning our meals is chemically known as

1

Salt

2

Sodium Chloride

3

Hydrogen chloride

4

Calcium carbonate

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Any substance with the PH value that is between 8 to 14 is said to

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Acidic

2

Basic

3

Watery

4

Neutral

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The body or organisation that is responsible for studying the behavior of celestial objects including planets is the

1

IAA

2

AIU

3

IAU

4

UIA

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Which of these is not a part of the Terrestrial or Inner planets?

1

Saturn

2

Venus

3

Mars

4

Mercury

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The planet, Pluto, is no longer considered to be part of the major planets in our solar system because it

1

is rectangular in shape

2

occasionally abandons its orbit while in circulation of the Sun

3

has failed to clear its surrounding of small objects like itself

4

It is way too far from the sun

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Our Solar system is part of a galaxy called

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Why is Mercury, being the closest planet to the sun, not the hottest? It is due to

1

Its relatively small size

2

lack of Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in its atmosphere

3

traveling really fast in orbit than the other planets

4

None of the above

439

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The temperature of the Sun on its surface alone is so hot that it measures

1

50°C

2

500°C

3

5500°C

4

10000°C

440

Fill in the Blank

A combination of several galaxies that each contain several separate solar systems make up the

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Multiple Choice

Our Sun is the largest and hottest of suns in the entire universe.

1

Yes, it is. Very true

2

Of course not. It's False

3

I have no idea

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Which of these heavenly bodies is known to occupy the gap that exist between the inner and outer planets of our solar system?

1

Comets

2

Meteorites

3

Asteroids

4

Nothing. It's just empty

443

Multiple Choice

The outer planets that are otherwise called Jovian planets are

1

planets that move in orbit round the Sun

2

planets that have their own moons as a satellite

3

planets that are found in a different solar system separate from ours

4

planets that come right after the asteroid belt

444

Multiple Choice

In our Milky Way 🌌 galaxy, there are approximately 3200

1

Solar systems

2

Planets

3

Galaxies

4

Moons

445

Fill in the Blank

What planet is otherwise known as the Red planet?

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Multiple Choice

What is the IUPAC name of the HNO3

1

Calcium trioxocarbonate (iv)

2

Hydrogen tetraoxosulphate (vi) acid

3

Hydrochloric acid

4

Hydrogen trioxonitrate (v)

447

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The force that tend to oppose the motion of two objects that are in contact with each other is

1

Friction

2

Force

3

Gravity

4

Magnetism

448

Multiple Choice

What amount of force is needed to move a luggage of mass 0.75kg

1

75N

2

7.5N

3

750N

4

0.075N

449

Multiple Choice

A base will neutralize an acid to form ____ and ____.

1

Sugar and salt

2

Salt and water

3

Water and Sugar

4

Salt, water and sugar

450

Fill in the Blank

The compound that is an important raw material for the production of cements is commonly known as

451

Multiple Choice

The compound commonly used for seasoning our meals is chemically known as

1

Salt

2

Sodium Chloride

3

Hydrogen chloride

4

Calcium carbonate

452

Multiple Choice

Any substance with the PH value that is between 8 to 14 is said to

1

Acidic

2

Basic

3

Watery

4

Neutral

453

Fill in the Blank

A region or space where the effect of force is felt is known as

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Multiple Choice

The body or organisation that is responsible for studying the behavior of celestial objects including planets is the

1

IAA

2

AIU

3

IAU

4

UIA

455

Multiple Choice

Which of these is not a part of the Terrestrial or Inner planets?

1

Saturn

2

Venus

3

Mars

4

Mercury

456

Multiple Choice

The planet, Pluto, is no longer considered to be part of the major planets in our solar system because it

1

is rectangular in shape

2

occasionally abandons its orbit while in circulation of the Sun

3

has failed to clear its surrounding of small objects like itself

4

It is way too far from the sun

457

Fill in the Blank

Our Solar system is part of a galaxy called

458

Multiple Choice

Why is Mercury, being the closest planet to the sun, not the hottest? It is due to

1

Its relatively small size

2

lack of Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in its atmosphere

3

traveling really fast in orbit than the other planets

4

None of the above

459

Multiple Choice

The temperature of the Sun on its surface alone is so hot that it measures

1

50°C

2

500°C

3

5500°C

4

10000°C

460

Fill in the Blank

A combination of several galaxies that each contain several separate solar systems make up the

461

Multiple Choice

Our Sun is the largest and hottest of suns in the entire universe.

1

Yes, it is. Very true

2

Of course not. It's False

3

I have no idea

462

Multiple Choice

Which of these heavenly bodies is known to occupy the gap that exist between the inner and outer planets of our solar system?

1

Comets

2

Meteorites

3

Asteroids

4

Nothing. It's just empty

463

Multiple Choice

The outer planets that are otherwise called Jovian planets are

1

planets that move in orbit round the Sun

2

planets that have their own moons as a satellite

3

planets that are found in a different solar system separate from ours

4

planets that come right after the asteroid belt

464

Multiple Choice

In our Milky Way 🌌 galaxy, there are approximately 3200

1

Solar systems

2

Planets

3

Galaxies

4

Moons

465

Fill in the Blank

What planet is otherwise known as the Red planet?

466

Multiple Choice

What is the IUPAC name of the HNO3

1

Calcium trioxocarbonate (iv)

2

Hydrogen tetraoxosulphate (vi) acid

3

Hydrochloric acid

4

Hydrogen trioxonitrate (v)

467

Multiple Choice

The force that tend to oppose the motion of two objects that are in contact with each other is

1

Friction

2

Force

3

Gravity

4

Magnetism

468

Multiple Choice

What amount of force is needed to move a luggage of mass 0.75kg

1

75N

2

7.5N

3

750N

4

0.075N

469

Multiple Choice

A base will neutralize an acid to form ____ and ____.

1

Sugar and salt

2

Salt and water

3

Water and Sugar

4

Salt, water and sugar

470

Fill in the Blank

The compound that is an important raw material for the production of cements is commonly known as

471

Multiple Choice

The compound commonly used for seasoning our meals is chemically known as

1

Salt

2

Sodium Chloride

3

Hydrogen chloride

4

Calcium carbonate

472

Multiple Choice

Any substance with the PH value that is between 8 to 14 is said to

1

Acidic

2

Basic

3

Watery

4

Neutral

473

Fill in the Blank

A region or space where the effect of force is felt is known as

474

Multiple Choice

The body or organisation that is responsible for studying the behavior of celestial objects including planets is the

1

IAA

2

AIU

3

IAU

4

UIA

475

Multiple Choice

Which of these is not a part of the Terrestrial or Inner planets?

1

Saturn

2

Venus

3

Mars

4

Mercury

476

Multiple Choice

The planet, Pluto, is no longer considered to be part of the major planets in our solar system because it

1

is rectangular in shape

2

occasionally abandons its orbit while in circulation of the Sun

3

has failed to clear its surrounding of small objects like itself

4

It is way too far from the sun

477

Fill in the Blank

Our Solar system is part of a galaxy called

478

Multiple Choice

Why is Mercury, being the closest planet to the sun, not the hottest? It is due to

1

Its relatively small size

2

lack of Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in its atmosphere

3

traveling really fast in orbit than the other planets

4

None of the above

479

Multiple Choice

The temperature of the Sun on its surface alone is so hot that it measures

1

50°C

2

500°C

3

5500°C

4

10000°C

480

Fill in the Blank

A combination of several galaxies that each contain several separate solar systems make up the

481

Multiple Choice

Our Sun is the largest and hottest of suns in the entire universe.

1

Yes, it is. Very true

2

Of course not. It's False

3

I have no idea

482

Multiple Choice

Which of these heavenly bodies is known to occupy the gap that exist between the inner and outer planets of our solar system?

1

Comets

2

Meteorites

3

Asteroids

4

Nothing. It's just empty

483

Multiple Choice

The outer planets that are otherwise called Jovian planets are

1

planets that move in orbit round the Sun

2

planets that have their own moons as a satellite

3

planets that are found in a different solar system separate from ours

4

planets that come right after the asteroid belt

484

Multiple Choice

In our Milky Way 🌌 galaxy, there are approximately 3200

1

Solar systems

2

Planets

3

Galaxies

4

Moons

485

Fill in the Blank

What planet is otherwise known as the Red planet?

486

Multiple Choice

What is the IUPAC name of the HNO3

1

Calcium trioxocarbonate (iv)

2

Hydrogen tetraoxosulphate (vi) acid

3

Hydrochloric acid

4

Hydrogen trioxonitrate (v)

487

Multiple Choice

The force that tend to oppose the motion of two objects that are in contact with each other is

1

Friction

2

Force

3

Gravity

4

Magnetism

488

Multiple Choice

What amount of force is needed to move a luggage of mass 0.75kg

1

75N

2

7.5N

3

750N

4

0.075N

489

Multiple Choice

A base will neutralize an acid to form ____ and ____.

1

Sugar and salt

2

Salt and water

3

Water and Sugar

4

Salt, water and sugar

490

Fill in the Blank

The compound that is an important raw material for the production of cements is commonly known as

491

Multiple Choice

The compound commonly used for seasoning our meals is chemically known as

1

Salt

2

Sodium Chloride

3

Hydrogen chloride

4

Calcium carbonate

492

Multiple Choice

Any substance with the PH value that is between 8 to 14 is said to

1

Acidic

2

Basic

3

Watery

4

Neutral

493

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A region or space where the effect of force is felt is known as

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