G6-SOC-L1 Our Earth in the Solar System

What are celestial bodies?

• Objects that emit heat and light
• Objects that move around the Sun
• Objects that are made up of gases
• Objects that are visible in the night sky

Why can't we see the Moon and other bright objects in the sky during the day?

• Because they are too far away
• Because they are not visible during the day
• Because the Sun's bright light hides them
• Because they only appear at night

What are stars?

• Celestial bodies made up of gases
• Celestial bodies that emit heat and light
• Celestial bodies that move around the Sun
• Celestial bodies visible in the night sky

Which celestial body is our nearest star?

• The Moon
• Mars
• The Sun
• Venus

What are planets?

• Celestial bodies made up of gases
• Celestial bodies that emit heat and light
• Celestial bodies that move around the Sun
• Celestial bodies visible in the night sky

Which planet is considered Earth's twin?

• Mercury
• Venus
• Mars
• Jupiter

What are constellations?

• Patterns formed by groups of stars
• Planets that orbit the Sun
• Celestial bodies made up of gases
• Objects visible in the night sky

What is the North Star also known as?

• The Pole Star
• The Bright Star
• The Guiding Star
• The Shining Star

What is the source of heat and light for the Solar System?

• The Moon
• The Earth
• The Sun
• The Stars

How many planets are there in our Solar System?

• Four
• Six
• Eight
• Ten