WorksheetsSCIENCE 5 (4th Quarterly Review Quiz)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
All rotation and revolution lengths are the same for each planet.
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false
All The inner planets are known as “gas giants” and the outer planets are known as “terrestrial planets.”
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false
The outer planets have solid, rocky surfaces.
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false
The mass of an object does not change from one planet to the next.
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false
Using a pair of binoculars or telescope you can see the surface of the moon.
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false
The moon's surface is covered in craters, pits and scars.
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false
Every part of the moon are lighted in turn by the Sun
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false
The moon according to the experts estimate its age to be approximately 4.1 billion years.
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false
Cosmology is the study of universe separately.
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false
Many cultures view the disappearance of moon as a time of danger and chaos.
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false
During the beginning of the time, people have already started studying things that surround our planet.
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false
Astrology is the study of the galaxies and the universe.
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false
At present there are 88 constellations and counting for more.
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false
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration assigned the boundaries of the constellations.
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false
Galileo was the first scientist to use a telescope.
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false
A group of star that forms a certain pattern is called ____.
milky way
galaxy
constellation
oxidation
A massive collection of stars is called ______.
galaxy
solar system
solar system
nebula
The moon in this phase will sometimes block all or part of the view of the Sun
full moon
new moon
waxing gibbous
waning gibbous
This phase is called ____ because it occurs when the Moon has completed the first quarter of its orbit from the previous new moon phase.
new moon
full moon
fist quarter
last quarter
In this quarter the eastern (left) half of its disk is illuminated.
first quarter
waxing gibbous
waning gibbous
last quarter
In this phase, its east side remains fully sunlit, while darkness creeps in from the right.
waning gibbous
waxing gibbous
waxing crescent
waning crescent
During this phase, the moon continues to distance itself from the sun by about 12 degrees per day. It waxes "fatter" as more of the side facing us is illuminated.
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
waxing gibbous
waning gibbous
This phase happens after two or three days after new moon. This phase can be seen at the eastern part of the sun.
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
waning crescent
waning gibbous
In this phase, the face of the moon toward us is fully illuminated.
new moon
full moon
last quarter
first quarter
This phase happens during the last week of its monthly orbit when the moon draws closer and closer to the sun on the sky approaching it from the west (right).
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
waning crescent
waning gibbous
In the ____________ traditions, solar eclipses occur because of the human sins, because of the werewolves, or because the Moon darkens the Sun so that God may not see it passing near the Sun, Eclipses are interpreted as bad omens, warning of trouble, pestilence or drought.
African
Romanian
American
Grecian
Although famous for their astronomical knowledge, people from _________ light candles during solar eclipses, which is believed to try to bring back the fire to the Sun
Africa
Mexico
Japan
Mesopotamia
In ______________ it is thought to be good to cut your hair at the new moon, by the light of the moon but never on a Friday!
Ireland
Iceland
Iceland
Japan
In _______ the pregnant women use to wear bright red pants, to which were attached safety pins.
Japan
Mexico
Greece
Roman
In _________, natives remain locked in houses and do not attempt to venture outside during a solar eclipse.
Jeju Island
Jawa Island
Hundred Island
Thousand Island
In________, the new moon was used by lovers, who would glance over their right shoulders, take three steps backward and then say the following verse: "New moon, new moon, true and bright, If I have a lover let me dream of him tonight. If I am to marry far, let me hear a bird cry; If l am to marry near, let me hear a cow low; If I am to marry never, let me hear a hammer knock."
Japan
Roman
America
Mexico
In _______________, the wells were covered to be protected from the poison that could fall from the dark sky.
China
India
Japan
Japan
In ________, people believed that the air is harmful when the sun is covered by the moon.
Greece
Roman
Egypt
India
In _____________, the solar eclipse was seen as a result of the struggle between Apophis, the serpent god and sun god Ra
Egypt
China
Greece
Mexico
The eclipse was believed to be brought by a dragon or a mythical dog who guzzled a piece of the Sun. This is a belief of what country?
Greece
China
Roman
India
This is the second largest planet in the solar system.
(a)
How many phases of the moon?
(a)
(a) is the planet that has two moons; Deimos and Phobos.
(a) is the farthest planet in the Solar System.
(a) is the planet that has retrograde or rotation or rotates from east to west.
It is the Earth's only satellite.
(a)
(a) is the nearest planet from the Sun and named after the Roman deity.
(a) is the hottest planet in the solar system.
(a) is the planet that is named after the Roman King of gods. It is also the largest planet in the Solar System.
(a) is the planet that has more visible and beautiful rings.
(a) is the largest moon in the solar system.
(a) is the only planet that does not derived its name from a god. It is also the only planet that support life.
A (a) is described as an astronomical body revolving or orbiting a star or sun that is massive enough to be rounded by its own gravity.
(a) is the only planet that rotates vertically.
This (a) is also called as "Red Planet"
