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Worksheets(TP1) Chapter 12 Solar system
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 33mins
The furthest planet from the Sun in solar system
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Jupiter
Earth
Distance Neptune from the sun in million km unit
(a)
Distance of the closest planet to the Sun in million km
(a)
Distance of the Earth from the sun in million km
(a)
Planets that are smaller in relative mass than the Earth
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Uranus
Mercury
Relative mass if the Earth
(a)
Planet that has relative mass of 300x mass of the Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Mercury
Planet with the largest diameter
(a)
Planet that half the diameter size of the Earth
(a)
Planet that has about 4 times the diameter of the Earth
(a)
Planet with the least density
(a)
Planet with the highest density
(a)
2 planets that have almost the same density as the Earth
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Uranus
Mars
Planet with the highest gravitational pull
(a)
Planet with the least gravitational pull
(a)
The hottest surface temperature planet
(a)
The planet with the coldest surface temperature
(a)
The Average Surface temperature of the Earth in degree Celsius
(a)
Planet that have the shortest time to complete orbiting around the sun
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Planet that have the longest time to make a complete orbit around the Sun
Mercury
Earth
Jupiter
Uranus
Neptune
Planet that spin about its axis the fastest
Jupiter
Earth
Saturn
Neptune
Planet that have about the same time as the Earth to make 1 complete rotation around the axis
(a)
Planet that rotates the slowest about its axis
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Neptune
Number of moons for Jupiter
(a)
Planet with 62 number of natural satellites
(a)
Planets that has no natural satellites
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Jupiter
Number of natural satellites for the Earth
(a)
planet that has no atmosphere
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Neptune
Planet that has the carbon dioxide the biggest proportion in the atmosphere
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Planet that has a portion of oxygen in its atmosphere
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Planets that have water in their atmosphere
venus
Earth
Jupiter
saturn
Uranus
Biggest portion gas in the atmosphere of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
(a)
Planet that have carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
Earth
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Planets that has no hard surface
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Mars
Planet that has 71% of water and 29% land covering the surface
(a)
Mercury surface conditions
No colour, craters covered in fine dust, has plains, mountains and valley
Orange, sandy and rocky, has big plains, volcanoes and wide craters
Red, sandy and rocky, has big plains, volcanoes and wide craters
Has no hard surface, inly covered in gas
venus surface conditions
No colour, craters covered in fine dust, has plains, mountains and valley
Orange, sandy and rocky, has big plains, volcanoes and wide craters
Red, sandy and rocky, has big plains, volcanoes and wide craters
Has no hard surface, inly covered in gas
Mars surface conditions
No colour, craters covered in fine dust, has plains, mountains and valley
Orange, sandy and rocky, has big plains, volcanoes and wide craters
Red, sandy and rocky, has big plains, volcanoes and wide craters
Has no hard surface, inly covered in gas
Factors that influence the gravitational pull of gravity of the planet
Mass
Density
Velocity of rotation
Speed of orbiting around the Sun
Astronomical Unit (A.U.)
Distance between the Sun and Mars
Distance travelled by light in one year
Average distance between the Earth and the Sun
Light year (ly)
Distance between the Sun and Mars
Distance travelled by light in one year
Average distance between the Earth and the Sun
