WorksheetsES U2C1 Kepler's 3rd Law Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 11mins
Sort the exoplanets from BIGGEST (1) to SMALLEST (4).
Green 7
Gavia 44
Indiga
Beaker 4b
Which column should you look at first to determine if exoplanet Green 7 is terrestrial or jovian?
Equatorial Diameter
Relative Mass
Density
Which column should you look at to determine if Gavia 44 is terrestrial or jovian?
Exoplanet name
Equatorial Diameter
Relative Mass
Density
Match the data column names with the correct units.
Equatorial Diameter
km
Relative Mass
Earth = 1
Density
g/cm3
Organize the exoplanets into the categories.
Green 7
Beaker 4b
Indiga
Gavia 44
How do we determine if an exoplanet is terrestrial?
It it's density is > 3 g/cm3
If it's density is < 3 g/cm3
If it's relative mass is > 3 Earth masses
If it's equatorial diameter is > 10,000 km
Which exoplanet is LEAST likely to be habitable?
Green 7
Beaker 4b
Indiga
Gavia 44
Which exoplanet is MOST LIKELY to be habitable?
(a)
Which option(s) are examples of evidence for why Indiga is the exoplanet that is most likely to be habitable?
Density: 6.21 g/cm3
Relative Mass: 1.17 Earth masses
Density: 6.21
Equatorial Diameter: 13,795 km
Indiga is the exoplanet that is most likely to be habitable. Based on our evidence, Indiga is the most similar to Earth.
The sentences above are examples of:
(a)
Which celestial object most likely has exclusively water vapor?
Earth
Planet A
Moon B
Planet F
Which celestial object(s) most likely have exclusively frozen water (ice)?
Earth
Planet A
Moon B
Planet F
As the distance from the star increases, water on a celestial object . . .
Cools down
Warms up
Stays the same
