
The Solar System
Authored by Charmaine Landers
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
What is a bright streak of light that we often refer to as a "shooting star"?
a meteoroid disturbing Earth's magnetic field.
a meteoroid going through radioactive decay.
a meteoroid reflecting the Sun's rays to Earth.
a meteoroid entering the atmosphere and burning up
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
What is the main difference between asteroids and meteoroids?
Asteroids are larger than meteoroids.
This is correct as asteroids are generally larger than meteoroids.
Meteoroids are asteroids that have hit Earth.
Both asteroids and meteoroids are in orbit around the Sun and have not entered Earth's atmosphere.
Meteoroids are larger than asteroids.
Meteoroids are generally smaller than asteroids.
Meteoroids are only found in the area between Mars and Jupiter.
Meteoroids are found in a variety of locations.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
What characteristic is shared between all of the outer planets?
They have no moons that orbit them.
They are made mostly of gaseous materials.
They are all very warm, similar to Venus.
They orbit the Sun opposite to Earth.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
Why is Earth capable of supporting life, unlike many other planets?
Earth is located inside the asteroid belt.
Earth is a terrestrial body.
Earth has a gaseous atmosphere for only a part of the year.
Earth's hydrosphere and atmosphere help maintain the conditions necessary to sustain life.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
The graph shows data on the most abundant gases on Mars.
What would need to change in order for Mars's atmosphere to support human life?
The level of oxygen would need to increase, and the level of carbon dioxide would need to dramatically decrease.
The level of carbon monoxide would need to increase, and the level of oxygen would need to decrease.
The level of nitrogen would need to increase, and the level of argon would need to dramatically decrease.
The level of carbon dioxide would need to increase, and the level of nitrogen would need to decrease.
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6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
Which statement correctly compares meteoroids, meteors, and meteorites?
Meteors float in space, meteorites move through the atmosphere, and meteoroids have landed on the surface.
Meteors float in space, meteoroids move through the atmosphere, and meteorites have landed on the surface.
Meteoroids float in space, meteors move through the atmosphere, and meteorites have landed on the surface.
Meteorites float in space, meteors move through the atmosphere, and meteoroids have landed on the surface.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
The picture shows a ring containing objects in space.
Which objects most likely make up the ring in this picture?
COMETS
Comets have distinctive tails and are known for their icy compositions. While comets can also revolve around the Sun, they do not make up rings around the Sun, so they are not likely to be the objects in the picture.
ASTEROIDS
Asteroids are large rocky objects that revolve around the Sun and can form a circular belt.
METEORITES
Meteorites are meteoroids that enter Earth's atmosphere and reach Earth's surface, so they are not the objects in the picture.
MOONS
Moons are large objects in space that revolve around planets, not the Sun, so they are not likely to be the objects in the picture.
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