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Module 12 - The Solar System

Module 12 - The Solar System - Revision Quiz

This is a multiple choice test on module 12. Select the answer you believe to be correct from the drop-down boxes. Click on the "Check my answers" button to see how well you have done.


No.

Question

Answer

1The Sun appears to move across the sky in which direction?
2What causes night and day? Is it:

A: Because the Earth orbits the Sun

B: Because the Earth is closer to the Sun sometimes

C:Because the Earth's axis is on a tilt

D: Because the Earth spins on its axis
3In summer the Sun is:
4What causes the seasons? Is it:

A: Because the Earth orbits the Sun

B: Because the Earth is closer to the Sun sometimes

C:Because the Earth's axis is on a tilt

D: Because the Earth spins on its axis
5The length of time for the Earth to orbit the Sun once is:
6The length of time for the Earth to spin once on its axis is:
7The length of time for the Moon to orbit the Earth once is:
8When the Moon's shadow falls on the Earth we get
9When Earth's shadow falls onto the Moon we get
10Which is the largest planet?
11Which planet is closest to the sun?
12Which planet is furthest from the Sun?
13Which planet is famous for its rings?
14What force keeps the planets orbitting the Sun?
15How many hours of daylight are there each day at the North Pole in December?
16How many hours of daylight are there each day at the South Pole in December?
17When the Moon is on the opposite side of the Earth from the Sun how does it appear?
18Compared to a year on Earth, a year on Mars is:
19How long does light from the Sun take to reach Earth?
20The Sun is:
21Which of the following gives the correct order for the planets in distance away from the Sun?

A) Mars, Earth, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto

B) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto

C) Mars, Venus, Earth, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, Pluto

D) Earth, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto?


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