Science Games Review

Which planet is the hottest?

• Mercury

• Venus

• Earth

• Neptune

Neptune and Uranus both get their blue color from--

• Methane

• Iron

• Storms

• Oxygen

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What planet is the largest?

• Mercury

• Neptune

• Jupiter

• Uranus

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What is a STAR?

• A twinkle, like a diamond, in the night sky

• A ball of fire

• Glowing ball of hot gas that makes its own energy and light

• A large spherical object in space

What is a PLANET?

• A large object in space that orbits a star, such as the sun.

• A small plan that is made ahead of time

• An object in space

• A natural satellite that orbits a planet

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What is a MOON?

• Something you see in the night sky

• Something in space that is made of cheese

• a large object in space that orbits a star

• A natural satellite that orbits a planet

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What is FUSION?

• A new type of food that combines tacos with spaghetti

• The process by which particles combine to form a new particle

• A type of car made by Toyota

• A new type of karate

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What is a GALAXY?

• The speed of the internet

• A group of billions of stars

• A large object in space that orbits a planet

• How the heat of the sun is measured

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What is an ATMOSPHERE?

• An envelope of gas surrounding an object in space

• The center of a planet

• A shape that you study in Geometry

• A book of maps

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What is a SUNSPOT?

• A really bad sunburn

• A dark area on the sun's surface that gives off less energy than the rest of the sun

• The hottest part of the sun

• The shadow of another object on the sun's surface