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Avery Science 6th GR

Test 8

QuestionAnswer
Match the correct name with each idea: earth-centered universe Ptolemy
Match the correct name with each idea: sun-centered universe Copernicus
Match the correct name with each idea: three laws of planetary motion Kepler
Match the correct name with each idea: law of universal gravitation Newton
a symmetrically shaped oval — ellipse
name means the “wanderers” — planets
distance between the earth and the sun — astronomical unit
the force of attraction that exists between any two objects — gravity
the two points inside an ellipse — foci
the phase of the moon displaying the most light — full moon
the tide that occurs when the moon is in line with the earth and sun — spring tide
What is made up of the sun and all the heavenly bodies that orbit it solar system
What are the only planets with no moons. Venus
The earth completes one what in 24 hours. rotation
The amount of time it takes for a comet to complete its orbit is called a(n) what? period
A WHAT is 365¼ days. solar year
A WHAT is an asteroid-sized chunk of rock, dust, and ice that develops a huge, bright “tail” as it approaches the sun. comet
WHAT is a band of comet-like objects located beyond the orbit of Neptune. Kuiper belt
be able to list the planets in order
be able to label these cave formations: draperies, cave pearls, stalagmites, flowstone, stalactites
be able to label the following flower parts: sepal, petal, stamen, pistil, ovule
be able to label the following constellations: Andromeda, Centaurus, Draco, Cygnus, Cassiopeia
Match the invertebrate with its characteristic: ability to regenerate lost body parts crustacean
Match the invertebrate with its characteristic: two distinct body regions spider
Match the invertebrate with its characteristic: three pairs of jointed legs insect
Match the invertebrate with its characteristic: strong pinchers crustacean
Match the invertebrate with its characteristic: eight legs spider
Match the invertebrate with its characteristic: one or more pairs of wings insect
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