Craters

Which scenario is most likely to produce the biggest crater size?

• A styrofoam ball dropped from 50 cm.

• A heavy marble dropped from 50 cm.

• A feather dropped from 50 cm.

• A light plastic egg dropped from 50 cm.

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Which scenario is most likely to form the biggest crater?

• A marble dropped at 25 cm.

• A marble dropped at 50 cm.

• A marble dropped at 75 cm

• A marble dropped at 100 cm

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Which scenario is likely to form the biggest impact crater?

• A styrofoam ball dropped at 75 cm.

• A wooden ball dropped at 100 cm.

• A glass marble dropped at 10 cm.

• A small rock at 15 cm.

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I identify the Simple Crater on the picture

• A

• B

• C

• D

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I identify the Ghost Crater on the picture

• A

• B

• C

• D

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The material is thrown out at an impact site (may form a line called a ray)

• Ejecta

• Impact

• Simple Crater

• Asteroid

I identify the Flooded Crater on the picture

• A

• B

• C

• D

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I identify the Complex Crater on the picture

• A

• B

• C

• D

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Which side of the picture is the Sun shining from?

• Top

• Bottom

• Right

• Left

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From our crater lab, which variable made the biggest crater?

• Speed

• Size of Rock

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