Astronomy Quiz 11

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1. Above Europa's ocean is a relatively thin layer of:
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This quiz is designed to test knowledge on the basics of the planet Jupiter and its moons.

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2. Although Io has no ocean on its surface, tidal forces from Jupiter cause a:
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3. The Galilean moons are (in increasing distance from Jupiter):
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4. Ganymede, the largest of Jupiter's moons, is also:
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5. Voyager satellite images suggest that Europa has an ocean of:
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6. The "rocky" cratered surface of Callisto is believed to be mainly:
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7. Jupiter's Galilean moons are called a "minature solar system" because:
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8. Unlike our moon, on Ganymede:
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9. Evidence  for "ongoing" volcanic activity on Io are:
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10. If Io is "tidally locked" to Jupiter, how can gravitational energy be "pumped" into its surface?
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11. It is theorized that Europa's ocean remains liquid because of:
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12. Unlike our moon, "resurfacing" on Ganymede is thought to be outflows of:
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13. Callisto's largest basin is named:
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14. Unlike our moon, Ganymede's surface includes:
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15. Europa is like Io in:
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16. The surface of Ganymede resembles our moon's suface in:
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17. Callisto appears similar to Ganymede but with:
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18. Following the variations from Terrestrial to Jovian planets:
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19. Io's largest volcano, Smoki, is:

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Correct name is Loki, then d) is true.

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Above Europa's ocean is a relatively thin layer of:
Although Io has no ocean on its surface, tidal forces from Jupiter...
The Galilean moons are (in increasing distance from Jupiter):
Ganymede, the largest of Jupiter's moons, is also:
Voyager satellite images suggest that Europa has an ocean of:
The "rocky" cratered surface of Callisto is believed to be mainly:
Jupiter's Galilean moons are called a "minature solar system" because:
Unlike our moon, on Ganymede:
Evidence  for "ongoing" volcanic activity on Io are:
If Io is "tidally locked" to Jupiter, how can gravitational energy be...
It is theorized that Europa's ocean remains liquid because of:
Unlike our moon, "resurfacing" on Ganymede is thought to be outflows...
Callisto's largest basin is named:
Unlike our moon, Ganymede's surface includes:
Europa is like Io in:
The surface of Ganymede resembles our moon's suface in:
Callisto appears similar to Ganymede but with:
Following the variations from Terrestrial to Jovian planets:
Io's largest volcano, Smoki, is:
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