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1Earth is the smallest planet/star in our solar system.

- ATrue
- BFalse
2Which of these are not real phases of the moon?
(There are more than one)
- AWarping crescent
- BCheese crescent
- CSecond third
- DFull crescent
- ENew moon
- FWaxing cloth crescent
3In our solar system, there are [blank_start]8[blank_end] planets and the biggest star is the [blank_start]sun[blank_end]. Our planet is called [blank_start]earth[blank_end] and astronauts have often visited the moon. [blank_start]Astronauts[blank_end] are people who go up into space to try and [blank_start]discover[blank_end] more about space. The [blank_start]universe[blank_end] is all of known space.

- A8
- B7
- C5
- Dsun
- EOcton
- FGladen
- GAstronauts
- HRockets
- IRestros
- Jdiscover
- Kwatch
- Ldamage
- Muniverse
- Nworld
- Osolar system
- Pearth
- QThe milky way
- RJames
4[blank_start]Solar[blank_end] eclipses are caused because the sun and the moon [blank_start]line up with one another[blank_end] in front of the earth. It is when the two planets and the sun line up with the moon in the middle. Although the moon is much [blank_start]smaller[blank_end] than the sun, the sun is much [blank_start]further away[blank_end] from earth, so from our perspective, there is no sun.

- ASolar
- BLunar
- CMoon
- Dline up with one another
- Ebash into one another
- FBlock the light onto the moon
- Gsmaller
- Hlarger
- Imore oval
- Jfurther away
- Kcloser
- Lmore green
5[blank_start]Lunar[blank_end] eclipses are when the earth, the moon and the sun all line up with one another with the earth in the middle. This means that the moon is plunged into [blank_start]darkness[blank_end].

- ALunar
- BSolar
- CBig
- DSmall
- Edarkness
- Flightness
- Ga bright glow
- Ha fiery ball
- Ia big sea of water
6The sun is a the biggest planet in our solar system.

- ATrue
- BFalse
7Label the image.

- AEarth
- BGalaxy
- CVenus
- DMilky way
- EMercury
- FGlaretram
- GSun
- HWinooze
- IMoon
- JBrewtine
- KMars
- LPluto
- MJupiter
- NChillaid
- OSaturn
- PRodrup
- QUranus
- RToximuble
- SNeptune
- TMorath
8How do you know the weight of an object on a different planet?

- AWeight = Object mass x gravitational field strength (g)+ 10
- BWeight = Planet mass x gravitational field strength (g) x 10

- CWeight = Planet mass + Object mass x gravitational field strength (g)
- DWeight = 5KG

- EWeight = Mass x gravitational field strength (g)
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- GCSE Science Quiz on Space, created by India Jones on 18/05/2016.
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- India Jones
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- Created on 18 May 2016 · updated on 29 May 2016
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