Explore key astronomical concepts through this Interesting Trivia Quiz! Topics include the nature of comets, asteroids, and meteoroids, the forces keeping planets in orbit, and how solar energy reaches Earth. Enhance your understanding of these fundamental space phenomena.
Earth
Jupiter
Mercury
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Jupiter
Earth
Mars
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Jupiter
Earth
Pluto
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Venus
Earth
Jupiter
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Sun=Neptune, Uranus, Jupiter, Pluto, Saturn, Venus, Mars, Mercury, Earth
Sun= Earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury, Neptune, Uranus, Jupiter, Pluto, Saturn
Sun= Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
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Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Pluto, Earth, Mercury, Mars
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Mercury
Venus
Earth
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Neptune
Venus
Jupiter
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Mercury
Uranus
Saturn
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Rotation period.
Shuttle period.
Crater period.
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Earth
Mercury
Mars
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Strong solar winds
The sun
Leftover pieces of comets or asteroids that have collided (crashed)
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Volcano/earthquake
Crater/meteorite
Comet/star
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Inertia and gravity
Light and heat
Up and down
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Asteroid
Satellite
System
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If something is moving, it will keep moving until something stops it. If something is not moving, it will just sit there until something comes along to move it.
The thing that makes you stick to the Earth & keeps us from floating.
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It waits for rain and then the rain brings down the energy
Gravity and inertia
Through light and heat from the rays
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System
Meteor
Thrust
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Comet
Meteroid
Asteroid
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Yes, they do.
No, they do not.
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Venus
Uranus
Neptune
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Comet
Meteorites
Asteroids
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four seasons
Day and night
The calendar year
The moon's changing size
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Yes, that is TRUE!
No, that is FALSE!
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The sun rotates
The Earth orbits the sun
The sun orbits the Earth
Earth rotates on its axis
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Gas and helium
Gas and water
Gas and rock
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A tree
A candle
A mountain
A person
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