MVMS Planets
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Asteroids | Small rocky bodies in orbit around the sun. (Asteroid Belt between Mars & Jupiter
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Comet | Small body of ice, rock and cosmic dust loosely packed together. Tail points away from Sun.
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Oort Cloud | Where the comets are found, past Pluto.
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Meteoroid | Small rocky body orbiting the sun. Similar to an asteroid but smaller.
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Meteor | Bright streak of light caused by a meteoroid burning up in the Earth’s Atmosphere. (Shooting star)
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Meteorite | Meteoroid that enters the Earth’s atmosphere and strikes the ground.
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Axis | Planets rotate on this.
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Milky Way | The name of our spiral galaxy.
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Ellipse | Shape of the planets orbit.
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Rotate | Turn on axis. One day.
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Revolve | To orbit. One year.
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Terrestrial planet | Planets with solid hard surface.
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Gas planet | Planets made of gas.
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Sun | The only star in our solar system.
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Mercury | Planet with very high and low temperatures. Many craters.
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Venus | Hottest brightest planet. Day longer than year.
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Earth | Water planet.
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Mars | Red planet due to iron oxide in soil.
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Jupiter | Largest planet. Big Red Spot.
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Saturn | Planet with the most rings.
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Uranus | Axis tilted. Planet spins on its side.
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Neptune | Named after the God of the Sea.
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Pluto | Dwarf planet. Icy surface.
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