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Compare planets by size, distance from the Sun, surface, moons, and shared characteristics.
#us_grade_5_science
20 questions
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Jupiter and Mercury are both planets. A class compares how long each takes to travel once around the Sun. Which planet has the much longer year?
Earth and Mars are both rocky planets. If a model uses a wider ball for the larger planet, which planet should use the wider ball?
A lander needs solid ground to stand on. Between Venus and Jupiter, which planet fits that need?
A rover team compares Mars and Saturn as landing targets. If the rover must rest on a solid surface, which planet fits better?
Earth and Uranus are planets in the same solar system. When comparing distance from the Sun, which planet is farther away?
A chart compares Mercury and Venus by number of moons. What should the chart show?
Jupiter and Saturn are the two largest planets. If a poster must show the larger of the two with a bigger circle, which should be bigger?
A student thinks the biggest planet must be farthest from the Sun. Compare Jupiter and Neptune by distance. Which planet is farther from the Sun?
A model includes the Sun, planets, moons, asteroids, and comets. What motion is shared by all eight planets in the solar system?
A chart lists properties of all eight planets. What feature is not shared by every planet?
During a night-sky lesson, students learn that planets are not stars. What is one way all planets seen from Earth are like each other?
A class compares planet shapes using photos and models. What shape property do all planets share?
In a class model, each planet follows a path around the Sun instead of flying off into space. What keeps the planets moving around the Sun?
A table compares the length of a year on each planet. What statement about that characteristic is correct for the eight planets?
Students compare planets with asteroids and comets. What shared planet feature helps a model show planets differently from many small solar system objects?
A student arranges Mercury, Earth, and Neptune by distance from the Sun. What order goes from nearest to farthest?
Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune are placed on a solar system line. Which planet belongs nearest the Sun?
A model maker orders Mercury, Mars, and Earth by size from smallest to largest. What order is correct?
Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune are outer planets. What order places them from nearest the Sun to farthest?
Saturn, Uranus, and Earth are compared by size. What order lists them from largest to smallest?
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