Have you ever wondered about the many mysteries surrounding the earth and its composition? Earth science can help you to understand the world better. Some of the information you learn about in this quiz includes which planet is farthest from the sun, which planet has the most moons, a solar and lunar eclipse, and the layer of gases covering the earth. This quiz will take you to the planet and beyond.
Mercury
Pluto
Venus
Earth
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The coriolis effect
Gravity
Rotation
Nucleolis
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Pluto
Venus
Saturn
Mars
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Space
The biosphere
The solar system
The atmosphere
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Mars
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
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365.25 days
24 hours
23.5 hours
28 days
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Jupiter
Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
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Neap tide
Leap year
Soalr eclipse
Lunar eclipse
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Asteroids
Stars
MIR
The canteen
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Rotating
Orbiting
Encircling
Encompassing
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An astrologer
An astronomer
A scientologist
A saturnologist
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The full moon
The first quarter
The second quarter
The waning cresent
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The Earth
The Solar System
The Milky Way
The Universe
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A circle
A spiral
A square
A triangle
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Summer solstice
Winter solstice
Spring solstice
Autumn solstice
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Earth
Mars
Venus
Mercury
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Approximately 28 days
Approximately 1 day
Approximately 1 year
Approximately 28 years
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People
The Sun
Boats
MIR
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Mars
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
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Earth Moon Sun
Sun Moon Earth
Earth Sun Moon
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12 hours
23 hours 56 minutes
365 days
365.25 days
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The Earth
Jupiter
The Kuiper belt
The Sun
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The planets
Fish. big ones.
The wind
The Moon
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Winter
Summer
Day
Night
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Night
A lunar eclipse
A solar eclipse
Day
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Earth
Mars
Venus
Neptune
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Orbit
Revolution
Rotation
Ellipse
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Rotates
Flies
Eclipses
Revolves
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Neptune
Venus
Jupiter
Uranus
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Sun Moon Earth
Earth Moon Sun
Sun Earth Moon
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30.5
28.3
23.5
60
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It has no water
It has no atmosphere
It has no moon
It is too big
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Approximately 28 days
Approximately 1 day
Approximately 1 year
Approximately 28 years
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Penumbra
Dark bit
Umbra
Solundra
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Pluto
Eris
Makemake
Phobos
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
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The waxing crescent
The waning crescent
The gibbous waning moon 3/4
The gibbous waxing moon 3/4
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Neap tide
Spring tide
Low tide
Winter tide
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Spring tides
Winter tides
Neap tides
Low tides
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