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Science Final - June - Ms. Bradshaw
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1If the move is on the same level as the sun what occurs?
- AA solar eclipse
- BA lunar eclipse
- CA total eclipse
2The light of the moon comes from what?
- AWater
- BReflection
- CSun
3The sun is how many miles from the earth
- A83 million
- B78 million
- C93 million
4The vapor blanket surrounding the sun which is visible only during a total eclipse is called what?
- APhotosphere
- BCorona
- CAtmosphere
5The atmosphere of the sun is called what?
- APhotosphere
- BAtmosphere
- CChromosphere
6When the moon travels through the earth's shadow, what occurs?
- AA solar eclipse
- BA lunar eclipse
- CA total eclipse
7The surface later of the sun which is visible to our eyes is called what?
- AThermosphere
- BPhotosphere
- CChromosphere
8Darker areas of the outer surface of the sun are called what?
- AUltra Violet Rays
- BSun Spots
- CNitrogen
9The inner most section of sun is called what?
- AThe crust
- BThe core
- CThe center
10When the moon is bulging, it is what?
- AFull
- BGibbous
- CHalf
11The ozone layer helps protect what the earth from what?
- ASun Spots
- BUltra Violet Rays
- CGetting too hot
12A light display caused by the collisions of particles from the solar wind with molecules of air is called what?
- AMeteoroid
- BAn Aurora
- CSun Spot
1378% of the air is what?
- ACarbon Dioxide
- BH20
- CGas Nitrogen
14The layer of atmosphere where all weather occurs is the
- Atroposphere
- Bthermosphere
- CPholosphere
15The layer of the atmosphere closest to the earth is what?
- AThermosphere
- BPhotosphere
- CTroposphere
16The entire earth is surrounded by a magnetic field that protects the earth from what?
- ASun Spots
- BHarmful space particles
- CHarmful gases
17What helps protect the earth from being bombarded with meteoroids?
- AThermosphere
- BMesosphere
- CAtmosphere
18A phenomenon called air occurs in the lower region of the what?
- APhotosphere
- BThermosphere
- CAtmosphere
19At sea level, air pressure weighs how much per square inch?
- A8 lbs
- B10 lbs
- C15lbs
20The top layer of the atmosphere is the what?
- AExosphere
- BThermosphere
- CStratosphere
21The air in the two upper layers of the atmosphere is said to be rarified because they are very few what?
- AGibbous
- BAir molecules
- CAurora
22The Aurora Borealis is seen in what hemisphere?
- AThe northern hemisphere
- BThe southern hemisphere
- CThe western hemisphere
23Jupiter is the smallest planet in solar system.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24Which planet is the only planet suitable for life?
- AMars
- BVenus
- CEarth
25Which planet is referred to as the "Red Planet"?
- AEarth
- BMars
- CSaturn
26Which planet is closest to the sun
- ASaturn
- BNeptune
- CMercury
27What plan appears royal blue and has a moon named Triton?
- ANeptune
- BEarth
- CSaturn
28Which planet is a close neighbor to and is much like Uranus?
- ANeptune
- BEarth
- CSaturn
29What planet is known as earth's twin planet?
- ANeptune
- BVenus
- CSaturn
30Which planet was discovered by Sir William Hershel.
- ATrue
- BFalse
31Which planet is tipped over on it's side?
- ASaturn
- BNeptune
- CUranus
32Which planet is surrounded by 7 bands of rings?
- ANeptune
- BUranus
- CSaturn
33How many moons does Saturn have?
- AAt least 50 moons
- BAt least 60 moons
- CAt least 30 moons
34Which planet is the brightest in the sky?
- ANeptune
- BMars
- CVenus
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