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Study Guide for Inner Planet Test

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Which dwarf planet is found in the Asteroid Belt?   Ceres  
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Which inner planet is the smallest?   Mercury  
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Between which two planets can you find the Asteroid Belt?   Mars and Jupiter  
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Mars has two potato-shaped moons. What are their names?   Phobos and Deimos  
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What is found in the center of the Solar System?   the Sun  
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Which planet is known as the Red Planet?   Mars  
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Which planet is the hottest because of its thick, poisonous clouds?   Venus  
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Which planet is closest to the Sun?   Mercury  
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This is the hardest and hottest part of the Earth.   the core  
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Which planet is the third planet from the Sun?   Earth  
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What fraction of Earth is water?   3/4  
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Which planet is known as Earth's twin?   Venus  
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How long does it take Earth to complete one revolution?   1 year or 12 months or 365 days  
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Which planet is known as the Water Planet?   Earth  
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What is the reason that Earth has seasons?   Earth is tilted on its axis as it revolves around the Sun.  
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Which is the largest inner planet?   Earth  
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Which planet is the second planet from the Sun?   Venus  
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This is the thick layer of hot and rocky Earth.   the mantle  
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How long does it take Earth to complete one rotation?   24 hours or 1 day  
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What percentage of Earth is water?   75%  
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The sun appears to rise in the __________ and set in the __________.   rises in the East and sets in the West  
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This is where the oceans and continents are found on Earth.   the crust  
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How far does Earth tilt on its axis?   23.5 degrees  
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Which planet is the fourth planet from the Sun?   Mars  
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Name the seasons on Earth.   Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall  
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Which direction does Earth rotate?   counter clockwise  
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What causes day and night on Earth?   Earth's rotation  
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What separates the inner planets from the outer planets?   the Asteroid Belt  
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Which planet is almost the same size as Earth?   Venus  
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Which planet travels around the Sun faster than any other planet?   Mercury  
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How can you tell which half of Earth is day?   It's the side facing the Sun.  
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What are the names of the first four planets in order from the Sun?   Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars  
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Which season does Earth experience if its tilt is toward the Sun?   Summer  
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Which direction does Earth revolve around the Sun?   counter clockwise  
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How can you tell which half of Earth is night?   It's the side facing away from the Sun.  
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What sentence helps to identify all 8 planets from the Sun?   My very educated mother just served us nachos.  
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Which season does Earth experience if its tilt is away from the Sun?   Winter  
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