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Worksheets6th grade Space Review
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 49mins
Mars
Scientists track an icy object with an orbit that ranges from the Kuiper Belt to a path between Earth and Sun. How would this object BEST be classified?
an asteroid
a comet
a meteor
a star
Which information will BEST help scientists determine if an object is a comet, an asteroid, or a
meteoroid?
the object’s diameter
the object’s composition
the shape of the object’s orbit
the speed at which the object travels
Which of these locations in the solar system contains the MOST asteroids?
the surface of the Sun
between Saturn and Uranus
between Mars and Jupiter
between Mercury and Venus
The model shows planets in Earth's solar system. What information can be observed from this model?
the distance of the planets from each other
the composition of the planets' atmospheres
the size of the planets compared to each other
the speed of the planets' orbits around the Sun
Pluto is called a dwarf planet. It is smaller than the planets in the solar system. The diameter of each solar system planet is listed in the table. Which planet is MOST likely closest to Pluto in size?
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Neptune
The chart shows information about planets. The diameter of a planet is the distance from one side to the other through the middle at the widest part. Which two planets are closest in size?
Uranus and Neptune
Venus and Mars
Jupiter and Saturn
Mercury and Earth
Earth is a part of the galaxy known as the ...
Andromeda galaxy
Snickers galaxy
Milky Way galaxy
Starburst galaxy
The inner planets include...
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, and Earth.
Venus, Mars, Neptune, and Uranus.
