What is the difference between a star, a planet and a moon?
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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| What do planets revolve around? | Stars
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| What do moons revolve around? | Planets
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| Which of the following does emit light? Moon, Star, Planet, Satellite | Star
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| Which of the following does NOT emit light? Star, Sun, Betelgeuse, Moon | Moon
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| Objects with a larger ________________ have more gravity. | Mass
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| Which of the following have the greatest mass? Moon, Star, Planet | Star
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| Which of the following have the most gravity? Moon, Star, Planet | Star
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| When we see planets like Jupiter in the night sky they look like stars because they _____________ light from the Sun. | Reflect
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| The gravity of the Earth pulls the Moon in, but it doesn't crash into our planet because it has just the right amount of _______________ to continue falling in a circle around it. | Speed
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| The _____________ of the Sun pulls the Earth in, but we don't crash into the Sun because we are moving at just the right speed to continue falling in a circle around it. | Gravity
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| We see the Moon at night because it _______________ light. | Reflects
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| We see stars at night because they _______________ light. | Emit
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