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Total questions: 105
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
Hottest planet in the solar system
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Saturn
(a) comet appears after nearly 76 years.
Which of the following is the largest planet?
Saturn
Jupiter
Earth
Mars
On which day is the moon not visible to us?
Full moon
Crescent moon
New moon
Both Full moon and New moon
Which of the following constellation form the shape of a sickle?
Scorpius
Leo
Orion
Cassiopeia
What type of galaxy is the Milky way galaxy?
Spiral
Irregular
Elliptical
Spherical
Which of the following is a non luminous celestial object?
meteorite
sun
satellite
star
The first satellite was launched by
USA
Soviet Union
China
India
Most asteroids are found between the orbits of mars and Jupiter. This region is called (a)
Farthest planet from the sun
uranus
pluto
neptune
mercury
Phobos and Deimos are moons of this planet
Venus
Neptune
Mars
Uranus
Morning and evening star
mercury
mars
uranus
venus
The planet whose axis of rotation is highly tilted
jupiter
saturn
uranus
neptune
Identify hunter
Identify ursa minor
The most suitable unit to measure the distance between stars and planets is ________
km
light year
light unit
trillion
Which planet is closest to the Sun?
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Which planet has rings that you can see from Earth with a telescope?
Jupiter
Mars
Neptune
Saturn
Which planets are considered inner planets? (Choose all that are correct.)
Earth
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Which planets are gas planets? (Choose all that are correct.)
Uranus
Earth
Venus
Saturn
How many planets are in our solar system?
6
7
8
9
Which of the following is not a planet?
Pluto
Mars
Mercury
Saturn
Which of these planets is the hottest in our solar system?
Which planet is not a gas planet?
Jupiter
Neptune
Uranus
Mercury
Which planet is Saturn from the Sun?
2nd
4th
6th
8th
What is this planet's name?
Mars
Jupiter
Earth
Neptune
Which planet is the third (3rd) from the Sun?
How many planets does the solar system have?
1
9
5
8
The hottest planet is...
JUPITER
EARTH
MARS
VENUS
This planet is also called "The Red Planet"
JUPITER
EARTH
MARS
VENUS
This planet has rings.
SATURN
MERCURY
MARS
VENUS
What is the name of this planet?
EARTH
MERCURY
MARS
VENUS
How many moons does Earth have?
1
2
3
4
Which is the smallest planet?
Mars
Venus
Neptune
Mercury
The Milky Way is the galaxy that contains our Solar System.
True
False
Who studies the planets and the sun in our own solar system, as well as other stars, solar systems, galaxies, and the whole universe?
Geologist
Paleontologist
Astronomers
Chemist
The surface of the sun is called ______________________.
photosphere
chromosphere
sunspots
flares
What is the study of the universe and how it changes with time?
Meteorology
Astronomy
Botany
Zoology
Which is the smallest planet?
Mars
Venus
Neptune
Mercury
Which is the farthest planet to the Sun?
Uranus
Neptune
Saturn
Jupiter
what is the mosasaurus
what is the giganotosaurus
what is the dimetrodon
what is the quetzalcoatl and dimorphodon
Where did t-rex live
north America
china
antartic
India
Was t-rex herbivore or carnivore
carnivore
herbivore
what did t-rex eat
other t-rex ,Triceratops
other t-rex ,Triceratops,Edmontosaurus
other t-rex ,Triceratops,Edmontosaurus,corythosaurus
other t-rex
What did t-rex habitat live in
T-rex lived in a humid semi tropical environment in open forests and nearby rivers and in coastal forested swamps.
T-rex lived in a humid semi tropical environment in open forests and nearby rivers and in coastal forested oceans.
T-rex lived in a humid semi tropical environment in open lakes and nearby rivers and in coastal forested swamps.
T-rex lived in a humid semi ice environment in open forests and nearby rivers and in coastal forested swamps.
the bite force of a t-rex
15,000
20,000
12,000
10,000
what period did it live
Jurassic
cretaceous
late cretaceous
late Jurassic
when did t-rex live
It lived 90 million years ago-66 million
It lived 88 million years ago-66 million
It lived 100 million years ago-66 million
It lived 90 million years ago-50 million
how fast was t-rex
38 km/h
37km/h
27 km/h
28 km/h
how large was the t-rex
5.6-3.0
3.5-4.2
4.8-7.2
3.7-61
how much did t-rex weigh
450-800
4500-8000
45,000-80,000
45-80
What has the longest legs
Which has venom
What has the best attack
What dino has the hardest head
What dino isn't s hybrid.
What is the largest Sauropod
(This one is tricky)
What dino has the strongest bite force
Which of the following has three horns
i have a long neck eats plants and you see me in jurrasic world what dinosaur am i ?
t-rex
raptor
apatosaurs
stegosaurs
Which dinosaurs lives in water
spinosuras
baryonx
t-rex
volcoraptor
what dinosuar is this?
baryonx
t-rex
volcoraptor
what 2 dinos live in swamps
t-rex and apatosuarus
baryonx and spinosuars
volcoroptor
was a tricaratops a plant eater
yes
no
do all dinos eat people
yes
no
which dino has two horns on her head
carnotorus
t-rex
apatosuars
A t-rex is the king of dinos
yes
no
Which of the following is NOT a theory of how the dinosaurs became extinct?
An asteroid
A massive flood
Volcanic activity
An ice age
What can fossils tell us?
What dinosaurs looked like
Information about how the Earth has changed over time
What dinosaurs sounded like
Information about how the dinosaurs became extinct
What kind of weather were wooly mammoths adapted to live in?
warm, tropical climates
hot, desert environment
rainy, cool forests
freezing temperatures
What modern-day animal is most closely related to the wooly mammoth?
birds
lizards
elephants
crocodiles
What is a structure?
something an animal does
a body part of an animal
how animals communicate
fossilized dinosaur bones
Which of the following is NOT an example of a trace fossil?
bones
footprint
bite mark
nest
What is a trace fossil?
the remains of the activities of an animal, like bite marks or footprints
only a part of a fossil, hard to see
only part of a dinosaur skeleton; usually missing many bones
an insect trapped in tree sap that turned to amber
What is a body fossil?
the fossil of dinosaur eggs
the complete fossil skeleton of a dinosaur
the fossil of dinosaur bones
the preserved bodies of plants or animals
Which of the following is NOT considered a dig site?
tar pits
deserts
beaches
caves
What is a dig site?
a place paleontologists dig for fossils
a good place to dig for buried treasure
A place where your dog buries its bone
a hole dug in the ground by dinosaurs to make a nest for their eggs
What does endangered mean?
no longer alive today
a dangerous animal
an animal that lived long ago
in danger of becoming extinct
What does extinct mean?
in danger of dying out
no longer alive today
smells bad
a sick animal
What is the fossil record?
the total number of fossils that have been discovered
the record of the biggest fossil discovered
the record of the biggest dinosaur discovered
the total number of dinosaurs that have been discovered
What is a fossil?
dinosaur bones
dinosaur teeth and eggs
any remains of ancient life turned into rocks
seashells turned into rock
What is a paleontologist?
Someone who studies teeth
A scientist that studies dinosaurs
A scientist that studies fossils
A scientist that studies the Earth
What Dino is this
Ankylosaurs
Bumpy the Dino
Spinosaurus
It's a baby Dino
What Dino is this
mosasaurs
alligator
this is not a dinosaur
it is a fish not a Dino
what dinosaur is this
It is just a Dinosaur
T - Rex
A Raptor
Dilophosaurs
Which Dino is a triceratops
Which Dino is a brontosaurus
there is no such thing
which one of these dinosaurs is a Spinosaurus
Which of these Dino's the famous Blue the raptor
Which one of these are a T - rex
