Grade 5 Rotation Revolution and the Sun

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Grade 5 Rotation Revolution and the Sun


Grade 5 Rotation Revolution and the SunVersion en ligne Bahamian Content par Daughter of The Most High 1 What is a planet? a One of the eight large bodies that move around the sun. b A star that shines in the night sky c A small rock that orbits the Earth d A comet with a tail when near the sun 2 What is a moon? a A planet with rings b A meteor entering a planet's atmosphere c A star that orbits a planet d A body that moves around a planet. 3 What is an orbit? a A path on which an object travels as it moves around another planet. b A galaxy surrounding a planet c A straight line in space d A stationary ring around a planet 4 Which group forms the solar system? a The sun and the bodies that move around it. b The planets and stars in the night sky c Only the moons d Only the planets 5 Are planets and moons part of the solar system? a Only planets are part of the solar system b Neither are part of the solar system c Only moons are part of the solar system d Yes, both are part of the solar system. 6 What travels in an orbit around the sun? a A galaxy b An orbit c A star d A comet only when far from the sun 7 What travels around a planet? a The sun b A satellite from another planet c The moon d A distant star 8 How many large bodies move around the sun? a Ten b Eight c Nine d Five 9 What is the path called that an object travels around another planet? a Pole b Matrix c Orbit d Axis 10 Which of the following is NOT part of the solar system? a The moons b A distant star not orbiting the sun c The planets d The sun itself 11 What is the curved path a planet follows around the Sun called? a revolution b ellipse c rotation d orbit 12 All planets are in motion and revolve or move in orbits around what central body? a the Sun b the Moon c Earth d a black hole 13 A planet’s year is the time it takes to complete one orbit around the Sun. Which planet part does this describe? a rotation b revolution c orbit d aphelion 14 How long does Earth take to complete one revolution around the Sun? a 12 months b 365 days c 365 1/4 days d 24 hours 15 What is the term for a planet turning on its own axis? a precession b revolution c rotation d orbit 16 An axis is a straight line that runs through an object. What is this line called when it spins around it? a axis b rotation c revolution d orbit 17 The time a planet takes to rotate once on its axis is its what? a year b month c day d hour 18 What causes night and day on a planet? a revolution around the Sun b moon phase changes c gravitational pull d rotation of the planet on its axis 19 Season changes on Earth are described as a result of which motion? a revolution around the Sun b rotation about its axis c moon orbit d precession 20 Which statement describes axis rotation timing differences between days and years? a all planets have equal day lengths b days are constant while years vary c the length of a day vs a year differ because of rotation and revolution d rotation only changes the year 21 What is the Sun? a A comet b A star c An asteroid d A planet 22 How far is the Sun from Earth? a About 93 million miles b About 9.3 million miles c About 930 million miles d About 93 thousand miles 23 The Sun is the only star in the solar system. True or false? a True b False c Only a few stars are d Not sure 24 What is the Sun primarily composed of? a Liquid water b Burning gases and molten material c Solid rock d Ice and dust 25 Why do some stars appear brighter than others? a Because they are larger in diameter b Because they are cooler c Because they are older d Because they are closer or emit more energy 26 What does the Sun provide to all the planets? a Gas and dust b Gravity only c Heat and light d Magnetic fields 27 What would happen if the Sun stopped radiating energy? a Other stars would replace it b There would be no life on Earth c The Moon would stop orbiting d Earth would explode 28 How do plants use energy from the Sun? a Direct eating of sunlight b Nublation c Photosynthesis to make food d Respiration only 29 Is the Sun’s gravity very strong? a Yes, because of its great size b No, it’s weak c Gravity varies with time d Only a little gravity 30 What holds the solar system in place or in orbit? a The Sun’s gravity b Solar radiation pressure c Moon tides d Planetary winds

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Grade 5 Rotation Revolution and the SunVersion en ligne

par Daughter of The Most High

What is a planet?

What is a moon?

What is an orbit?

Which group forms the solar system?

Are planets and moons part of the solar system?

What travels in an orbit around the sun?

What travels around a planet?

How many large bodies move around the sun?

What is the path called that an object travels around another planet?

Which of the following is NOT part of the solar system?

What is the curved path a planet follows around the Sun called?

All planets are in motion and revolve or move in orbits around what central body?

A planet’s year is the time it takes to complete one orbit around the Sun. Which planet part does this describe?

How long does Earth take to complete one revolution around the Sun?

What is the term for a planet turning on its own axis?

An axis is a straight line that runs through an object. What is this line called when it spins around it?

The time a planet takes to rotate once on its axis is its what?

What causes night and day on a planet?

Season changes on Earth are described as a result of which motion?

Which statement describes axis rotation timing differences between days and years?

What is the Sun?

How far is the Sun from Earth?

The Sun is the only star in the solar system. True or false?

What is the Sun primarily composed of?

Why do some stars appear brighter than others?

What does the Sun provide to all the planets?

What would happen if the Sun stopped radiating energy?

How do plants use energy from the Sun?

Is the Sun’s gravity very strong?

What holds the solar system in place or in orbit?