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What is the Solar System?

• The Solar System refers to the Sun, Stars, Galaxies, and the objects in space that move around the Sun.

• The Solar System refers to the stars, galaxies, and objects in space that move around the Moon.

• The Solar System refers to the Sun and the objects in space that move around the Sun.

• The Solar System refers to the Sun and the objects in space that move around the Earth.

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What Makes Up the Solar System?

• The Sun

  The Moons

  The Planets

  The Asteroids

  The Comets

  The Meteors

• The Sun

  The Moons

  The Planets

  The Asteroids

  The Comets

  The stars

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All stars, including our Sun, are mostly made of these 2 gases

• hydrogen and helium

• hydrogen and oxygen

• iron and nickel

• vibranium and adamantium

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....................... are objects in space that orbit other larger objects.

(use only one word)

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List the steps of the scientific method

d

e

f

c

b

a

Draw conclusions

Analyze results

Form a hypothesis

Ask a question

Communicate results

Conduct experiment

Artificial satellites are launched into space on rockets.

• True

• False

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What are the types of satellites?

• artificial & homemade

• natural & organic

• natural & artificial

What do natural and artificial satellites have in common?

• They don't have anything in common

• they orbit celestial bodies (objects in space)

• they send information to the Earth

• the float outer space with no direction

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What's the name of the Earth's natural satellite?

(use only one word)

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Artificial satellites are used to study the Earth and other planets.

• True

• False

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