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Who Wants to be a Genius?

Who Wants to be a Genius?. Chapter 12 Test Review The Solar System. Venus and Earth both experience this because of heat trapped by their atmospheres. Slow rotation Cloud cover Cooling effect Greenhouse effect. These are pieces of rock that strike the surface of a moon or planet.

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Who Wants to be a Genius?

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  1. Who Wants to be a Genius? Chapter 12 Test Review The Solar System

  2. Venus and Earth both experience this because of heat trapped by their atmospheres. • Slow rotation • Cloud cover • Cooling effect • Greenhouse effect

  3. These are pieces of rock that strike the surface of a moon or planet. • Meteor showers • Meteorites • Meteors • Meteoroids

  4. This took place in the center of the cloud of dust and gas to create energy that formed the sun. • Solar wind • Evaporation • Gravity • Nuclear fusion

  5. Most asteroids are located in an area between the orbits of these two planets. • Mars and Jupiter • Mercury and Venus • Jupiter and Saturn • Earth and Mars

  6. The Great Red Spot, a continuous storm, is located on this planet. • Uranus • Saturn • Neptune • Jupiter

  7. This is the fourth planet from the Sun. • Jupiter • Mercury • Mars • Venus

  8. The solid, icy part of the comet. • Coma • Tail • Nucleus

  9. Johannes Kepler discovered that the orbits of planets are this shape. • Elliptical • Circular • Parabolic • Spherical

  10. Most of the frozen ice in this part of the comet vaporizes after the comet’s many trips around the Sun. • Heart • Nucleus • Tail • Coma

  11. These are small pieces of rock that enter Earth’s atmosphere and burn up. • Asteroids • Meteors • Meteoroids • Comets

  12. Evidence suggests that these originate in the Oort Cloud located beyond the orbit of Pluto. • Asteroids • Comets • Meteors • Meteoroids

  13. People once believed that all planets and stars orbited around this body. • Earth • Mercury • Mars • Venus

  14. Small pieces of rock moving through space. • Asteroids • Meteoroids • Comets • Meteorites

  15. The eighth planet from the Sun. • Saturn • Pluto • Neptune • Uranus

  16. A comet develops a tail for this reason. • The solar wind • The Oort Cloud • Jupiter’s gravitational pull • Earth’s atmosphere

  17. This is the bright cloud that forms around the solid part of a comet from vaporized gases and released dust. • Nucleus • Coma • Core • Tail

  18. He published the Sun-centered model of the solar system in 1543. • Copernicus • Galileo • Kepler • Columbus

  19. This was left over from the formation of the Sun and formed the planets. • Gas, ice, and dust • Gravel • Asteroids • Solar wind

  20. This causes a comet to develop a coma. • Heat from the Sun • Gravity • The Oort Cloud • Earth’s atmosphere

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