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Unit 1 Gravity and Solar System Test Review

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  • Q1

    chunks of ice, rocks and dust that leave a trail of gas and dust behind as they orbit the sun

    moon

    asteroid

    comet

    satellite

    45s
  • Q2

    when a smaller mass in space follows a continuous path around a larger mass

    comet

    orbit

    satellite

    moon

    45s
  • Q3

    a natural or man-made object that is stuck in orbit around a planet

    nebula

    satellite

    moon

    comet

    45s
  • Q4

    the amount of matter in an object

    gravity

    orbit

    nebula

    mass

    45s
  • Q5

    floating debris in the solar system mostly found between Mars and Jupiter

    asteroid

    comet

    moon

    nebula

    45s
  • Q6

    natural satellites made of rock that orbit planets

    moon

    comet

    satellite

    gravity

    45s
  • Q7

    churning cloud of gases and dust throughout the universe

    nebula

    comet

    black hole

    asteroid

    45s
  • Q8

    space object formed when a massive star dies that has such great gravity that even light cannot escape it

    black hole

    nebula

    galaxy

    satellite

    45s
  • Q9

    Which statement best describes Einstein's theory of gravity? 

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    gravity is present throughout the universe

    gravity is an attraction force that pulls all objects to the ground

    a great mass will create a dimple in space-time and draw other objects with smaller mass close by to it

    objects with large masses will draw objects with smaller masses to it in space

    120s
  • Q10

    This image illustrations what principle of Newton's theory of gravity? 

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    The more an object weighs the more gravitational pull it will have

    The smaller the size of an object the less gravitational pull it will have

    The smaller the mass of an object the more gravitational pull it will have

    The larger the mass of an object the more gravitational pull it will have

    120s
  • Q11

    This graphic illustrates what principle of Newton's theory of gravity?

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    Mass 1 has more gravitational pull than Mass 2 because of their distance

    Two masses will push away from each other because of gravity

    The greater the distance between two masses, the less gravitational pull they will have

    Mass 1 and Mass 2 have the same gravitation because they are the same size

    120s
  • Q12

    Which statement best explains why the moon orbits the Earth? 

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    The moon is a man-made satellite, and all man-made satellites orbit the Earth. 

    Although the Sun's gravity is stronger, because the moon is a closer to the Earth's gravity pulls it into orbit

    The Earth blocks the orbital path of the moon as it travels around the Sun

    The moon is not a planet because it is too small, so it orbits the Earth

    120s
  • Q13

    Which statement best explains why Jupiter has the most moons of the planets in our solar system? 

    Jupiter is closest to the asteroid belt and the asteroid belt blocks the Sun's gravitational pull

    Jupiter has such a great mass that objects close to it, like moons, get pulled into its gravity

    Jupiter is so far away from the Sun that it is not affected by the Sun's gravity

    120s
  • Q14

    Study the chart. Which statement is most accurate based on the chart's data?

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    All of the planets have some sort of atmosphere

    Mars is the only planet with carbon dioxide as a main compound of its atmosphere

    The outer planets have the most similar atmosphere

    Most planets have methane in the atmosphere

    120s
  • Q15

    List the planets in order based on their distance from the sun. 

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