The Solar System


In this chapter, we learn about the solar system, which refers to the Sun, the Moon, Earth, and outer space. We examine which objects can be classified with Earth and Jupiter, such as an asteroid
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Slide1Chapter #7 Chapter #7 The Solar System The Solar System
Slide2The word solar refers to The word solar refers to a. The Sun a. The Sun b. The Moon b. The Moon c. Earth c. Earth d. Outer space d. Outer space
Slide3Which object can be classified with Earth and Jupiter Which object can be classified with Earth and Jupiter a. An asteroid a. An asteroid b. The Moon b. The Moon c. Saturn c. Saturn d. The Sun d. The Sun
Slide4Our solar system is one part of a larger Our solar system is one part of a larger a. Asteroid a. Asteroid b. Comet b. Comet c. Galaxy c. Galaxy d. Planet d. Planet
Slide5The arrow in this diagram is pointing to a The arrow in this diagram is pointing to a a. Star a. Star b. Planet b. Planet c. Moon c. Moon d. Comet d. Comet
Slide6The Sun is a(n) The Sun is a(n) a. Asteroid a. Asteroid b. Meteor b. Meteor c. Planet c. Planet d. Star d. Star
Slide7Gravity causes Gravity causes a. Objects to fall a. Objects to fall b. Objects to raise b. Objects to raise c. Objects to fly c. Objects to fly d. Objects to float d. Objects to float
Slide8What is an orbit? What is an orbit? a. A path toward an object a. A path toward an object b. A path around an object b. A path around an object c. A path away from an object c. A path away from an object d. A path above an object d. A path above an object
Slide9To rotate means to To rotate means to a. Orbit a. Orbit b. Sway b. Sway c. Revolve c. Revolve d. Spin d. Spin
Slide10What holds Earth in orbit? What holds Earth in orbit? a. Movement a. Movement b. Rotation b. Rotation c. Gravity c. Gravity d. Revolution d. Revolution