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| Which pair of solar system bodies comes closest to double planet, what to bodies equal mass, revolve? | Pluto and Charon
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| Pluto is now classifies as a _____ in our solar system? | Dwarf planet
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| The ___explains how our solar system probably formed a giant cloud of gases and dispense in solid particles? | nebular hypothesis
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| ___meteorites are thought to be analogous in composition to Earth’s core? | Iron
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| As the solar system was formed ___ came closest to undergoing nuclear fusion and becoming a second sun? | Jupiter
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| Which one of the following is believed to be true about comets? | They have highly elliptical orbits around the sun
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| ___ has the great dark spot on its surface? | Neptune
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| How did the lunar Maria most likely originate? | huge impact basins that were nearly filled with basalt
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| Which one is not found on Mars? | H20-rich atmosphere
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| __ are found both on Mars and Earth? | Erosional features to flowing water
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| The surface features ___ are known only through satellite radar mapping? | Venus
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| __ is a moon on Mars | Phobos
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| __ has atmosphere pressure at its surface that are roughly comparable to those at Earth’s surface | Saturn’s Moon
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| ___ A moon orbiting Jupiter has an unusual smooth uncrated ice-cover surface? | Europa
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| ___ has hot turbulent atmosphere dominated by Carbon Dioxide? | Venus
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| Which one of the following features is the youngest? | brightly rayed craters
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| ___ is the principal gas in the Venus atmosphere and also a minor of the atmosphere of Earth and Mars? | Carbon Dioxide
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| The largest known volcano in the solar system is? | Mons Olympus on Mars
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| Which one of the terrestrial planet has a surface landscape similar to that of older areas of moon? | Mercury
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| ___are small extraterrestrial particles that glow brightly and burn as they travel through Earth’s atmosphere | Meteoroids
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| Vast circular to elliptical dark-colored smooth areas of the moon are known as? | lunar Maria
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| The belt (orbit) of the asteroids is located between | Jupiter and Mars
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| Which one of these lunar features is the oldest | lunar highlands
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| Most of the moon craters were produced by | the impact of the debris
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| he high surface temperatures of the planet have been attributed to the greenhouse effect? | Venus
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| This planet has ice caps which change in size with seasons? | Mars
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| The smallest planet in our solar system is | Mercury
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| Mercury Saturn Uranus Jupiter | Mercury
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| Phobos Pluto Titan Callisto | Pluto
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| Earth Venus Mars Jupiter | Jupiter
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| Comet Asteroids Meteorite Planet | Meteorite
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| The dark tail of a comet is called a coma | f
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| The moon has highlands areas which approach the height of mountains on Earth | t
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| The very large lava covered areas of the moon are called Maria | t
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| Rayed craters on the moon such as Copernicus formed during an intense early period of bombardment? | f
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| Jupiter is the largest and most massive planet in the solar system? | t
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| They four largest moons of Jupiter are known as the Galitean Moons? | t
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| The Cassini Gap refers to the planetless belt of asteroids between Mars and Earth | f
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| Lunar regolith breccias contains crystalline rock fragments and glassy fragments | t
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| Meteorites disintegrate and burn up as shooting stars: meteoroids survive on impact even? | f
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| Comets are thought to be composed of dust and try ice particles enclosed in small metallic fragments | f
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| An extreme example of the greenhouse effect is thought to be associated with an abundance of Carbon Dioxide in the Martian atmosphere? | f
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| The Martian polar ice caps are thought to be mainly frozen methane and ammonia | f
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| Large impact craters and large domal features have been images on the surface of Venus | t
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| Eruptive plumes and lava flows rich in sulfar have been photographed on Jupiters moon IO? | t
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| The Jovian planets are more massive but less dense than the terrestrial planets | t
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| The lunar highlands exhibit rugged topographic relief and high density of impact craters | t
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| The atmosphere of Mars is less dense than Earth but dust storms and sand dunes indicate wind action occurs on Mars? | t
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| _refers to the glowing head of a comet | coma
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| ___is the major gas in the atmosphere of Venus | Carbon Dioxide
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| Relative smooth large circular to elliptical areas on the lunar surface known as | Maria
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| The most abundant gas in Earths atmosphere is? | Nitrogen
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| The Cassini gap is associated with the planet | Saturn
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| The only planet in the solar system who’s axis of rotation lies close to ite equatorial plane? | Uranus
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| The largest shield volcano yet observed in the solar system is located in ___? | Mars
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| The proposal that contends that Earth is in the center of the universe is called ___ view? | Geocentric
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| Which planet in addition to Earth shows clear evidence of water erosion | Mars
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| Relative small bodies which generally orbit between Mars and Jupiter are called | Asteroids
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| The spectacular bodies that have been compared to large dirty snowballs are called | comets
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| The largest volcano known in the solar system monsolympus is located on the planet | Mars
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