Plate Tectonics/Planets & Gravity/Asteroids, Comets, Meteors Review

By Kisha Maurer
Last updated almost 5 years ago
25 Questions
1.

Which picture is a convergent boundary?

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2.

Which picture is a divergent boundary?

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3.

Which picture is a transform boundary?

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4.

What process is shown in this picture?

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5.

What causes this process?

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6.

What features occur at this type of boundary?

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7.

What feature is this?

8.

What process is shown in this picture?

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9.

What other features occur at this type of boundary?

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10.

What type of boundary is this?

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11.

The closer two objects are together, the stronger the gravitational force is between them.

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12.


The four planets closest to the Sun are called the inner planets. They are considered terrestrial planets, meaning they are made of rock. Some of them have a thin atmosphere of gas surrounding the planet. The core is the inner part of the planet and made up mostly of metals like iron and nickel.
The four outer planets are gas giants. These planets are very far from the Sun. They don't have a hard surface that a spacecraft can land on. Instead, they are giant balls of very cold gases. Astronomers think that these planets have hot, solid cores deep beneath their atmospheres.

Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the evidence above?

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13.

Saturn is the largest planet in the solar system.

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14.

Mars is about half the size of Earth.

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15.

Humans could survive on Venus.

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16.

Mercury is the smallest planet.

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17.

The majority of asteroids are found in a belt located between what two planets?

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18.

Comets are composed mostly of

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19.

Which celestial body has the most highly elliptical orbit?, or longest orbit?

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20.

What is the scientific term for a shooting star?

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21.

Which celestial bodies are composed of rock and metal that float through space?

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22.

What do comets, asteroids and meteoroids all have in common

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23.

Where are meteorites located?

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24.

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25.

Refer to the following to answer question(s) 5
Directions: Use the diagram below of spheres at varying distances apart to answer the questions that follow Which of the diagrams shows the greatest gravitational force

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