Celestial Bodies

Any of the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, whose orbits lie beyond the asteroid belt.

• Asteroid Belt

• Solar System

• Inner Planet

• Outer Planet

How many planets are there in the Solar System?

• eight

• three

• nine

• ten

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The Universe is a group of:

• Celestial bodies, matter and energy that are in the space.

• Gas, dust and millions of stars

• A great ball of gas that proyects light.

• The MIlky way

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Branch of physics that studies celestial bodies

• Astrology

• Astronomy

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What is Pluto?

• An asteroid

• A planet

• A dwarf planet

• It doesn't exist

The Moon is the Earth´s natural...

• celestial body

• satellite

• comet

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Planets and other celestial bodies orbit...

• The Moon

• The Earth

• The Sun

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What is the Moon?

• It is a planet

• It is a satellite

• It is a star

• It is a comet

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The two most common gases found in stars (their main fuel sources) are _____________________.

• hydrogen and iron

• uranium and sodium

• hydrogen and helium

• argon and lithium

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Galaxies are:

• gropus of Asteroids

• Groups of planets

• Groups of stars, gas and dust.

• Group of satellites

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