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Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 39mins
The explosion that sent the universe flying out is called _____.
The Big Bang
The Milky Way
The Solar System
The Sun
Since the Big Bang, and even today, the universe is still _____.
Expanding
Shrinking
Cooking
Spinning
Most scientists believe the Big Bang Theory explains which of the following questions?
How our planets and moons formed
How our universe began
How the sun turns hydrogen into helium
How fast light travels through space
What prevents planets from drifting off into space and keeps it in the planets in our Solar System?
Gravity
Weight
Friction
Forward Motion
The attractive force between objects is called....
force
Gravity
inertia
motion
The objects which are made of ice, gas and dust and orbit our sun are called:
Asteroids
Comets
Meteoroids
Jupiter
A collection of hundreds of stars around a common centre is called a:
Solar System
Galaxy
Light year
Andromeda
The name of the galaxy in which our solar system is situated is the:
Andromeda
Milky Way
Black eye
Sombrero
What type of galaxy is the Milky Way galaxy?
Irregular
Elliptical
Spiral
None of these
The distance that light travels in one year is called:
A light year
A light ray
An astronomical unit
AU
The centre of the solar system is a:
Star
Planet
Asteroids
Comets
The natural satellite that orbits a planet is a:
Meteor
Moon
Comet
None of these
A mass of frozen rock and gas that has a tail pointing away from the sun is a:
Meteorite
Comet
Planet
Moon
The asteroid belt in our solar system is between the planets of:
Mars and Jupiter
Mars and Earth
Earth and Mercury
Jupiter and Saturn
The theory that the universe originated from a gigantic explosion of a central large and dense mass is the:
Organic Evolution Theory
Steady State Theory
Big Bang Theory
Theory of tectonic plates
What is the name of this model?
Heliocentric Model
Geocentric Model
Circle Model
Aristotle Model
Who came up with this model?
Copernicus
Kepler
Galileo Galilee
Ptolemy
What is the biggest difference between the Geocentric Model and the Heliocentric Model?
the shape of the planets' orbits
the movement of the moon
the center of the solar system
Select a possibility of what will happen to the universe in the future.
The universe will be destroyed by aliens.
The universe may expand forever, therefore galaxies will continue to get further away from each other.
The universe will explode.
We don't have any hypothesis.
Which scientific instrument did Galileo use to change the world?
telescope
spyglass
mirror
magnifying glass
Which object is the center of the solar system according to Galileo?
Earth
Moon
Sun
Neptune
All the things that exist in space.
universe
galaxy
sun
planet
A very large group of stars and planets.
universe
galaxy
star
Earth
Any star that is the center of a system of planets.
sun
solar system
planet
Milky Way
A ball of burning gases in space that gives off light.
galaxy
planet
sun
star
The sun and the bodies that move in orbit around it. It includes eight planets, many moons, asteroids, and comets.
galaxy
solar system
dwarf
Earth
A large body that does not give off light and orbits the sun.
planet
star
sun
galaxy
How many known moons are there in the solar system?
1
25
123
178
What is the name of our Galaxy?
Saturn
Milky Way
Superman
Wonder Woman
How many stars are in our galaxy?
hundreds
millions
billions
trillions
What is the meaning of solar?
fire
sun
water
wind
Pluto is know as...
a dwarf planet
a galaxy
a gigantic planet
a baby planet
How do scientist measure the universe?
metric system
feet
miles
light years
Group from largest to smallest.
solar system, galaxy, universe
universe, solar system, galaxy
universe, galaxy, solar system
galaxy, universe, solar system
The shape of the_____changes everyday.
The Earth gets heat and light from the________.
The Sun is a huge ball of burning gases.
Yes
No
The moon...
is a star.
gives us light and heat.
is the Earth's satellite and reflects the light from the Sun.
is a planet.
In the Solar System...
the Earth is in the centre.
the Sun is in the centre.
the Moon goes around the Sun.
the Sun orbits the Moon.
What are the Earth's movements called?
Jumping and rotation.
Spinning and revolution.
High speed and low speed.
Rotation and revolution.
How much time does the Moon need to turn around the Earth?
One year
One day
Twelve hours
One month
