Objects in the Solar System Classification
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6 questions
Note from the author:
In this formative, students visit several websites finding information about planets. They then use the data they gathered to make generalizations about terrestrial and gas planets. As indicated in the formative, the links on the image must be accessed by right-clicking. There are two Easter eggs hidden on the image, which provide reinforcement of the content.
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Data Table 1: Fill in the table as compared to Earth.
Data Table 1: Fill in the table as compared to Earth.
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Data table 2: Fill in the table as compared to Earth
Data table 2: Fill in the table as compared to Earth
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Data table 2: Fill in the table as compared to Earth
Data table 2: Fill in the table as compared to Earth
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Data Analysis: Using the information in your tables, place an “X” in each column if that category of planet has that property.
Data Analysis:
Using the information in your tables, place an “X” in each column if that category of planet has that property.
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Using your data analysis table, write a paragraph describing the generalizations you could make for Rocky/Terrestrial planets.(You may use the following as a frame to start... "Overall, rocky planets tend to be _____ than _____. They all have _____ and ____. They are _____ to the Sun. Their gravity is _____ to Earth's and their ____ is ______."
Using your data analysis table, write a paragraph describing the generalizations you could make for Rocky/Terrestrial planets.
(You may use the following as a frame to start... "Overall, rocky planets tend to be _____ than _____. They all have _____ and ____. They are _____ to the Sun. Their gravity is _____ to Earth's and their ____ is ______."
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Using your data analysis table, write a paragraph describing the generalizations you could make for Gas planets
Using your data analysis table, write a paragraph describing the generalizations you could make for Gas planets