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    Science V

    Third Summative
    Fourth Grading Period
    March 14, 2016
    I. Write the letter of the correct answer.
    1. What do we call the only stationary object in the solar system?
    a. planets
    b. asteroids
    c. sun
    d. satellites
    2. What is the name of the only star found in the solar system?
    a. Luna
    b. deimos
    c. Neptune
    d. sun
    3. Which of the following is not a benefit that we can get from the sun?
    a. photosynthesis
    b. heat
    c. light
    d. food
    4. This planet is also called the sister planet of Earth.
    a. Venus
    b. Mercury
    c. Jupiter
    d. Neptune
    5. What element in planet Venus makes it a bright planet?
    a. oxygen
    b. hydrogen
    c. carbon dioxide
    d. helium
    6. What do we call the planets made up of rocky surface?
    a. Jovian planets
    b. hard planets
    c. gas planets d. terrestrial planets
    7. Which planet is the nearest to the sun?
    a. Earth
    b. Mars
    c. Mercury
    d. Venus
    8. What is the direction of the rotation of the planet Venus?
    a. clockwise
    b. counterclockwise
    c. retrograde
    d. stationary
    9. Why is the planet Venus the hottest planet in the solar system?
    a. it has no atmosphere
    c. it does not rotate in axis
    b. it has slow revolution around the sun
    d. it has a large amount of carbon dioxide
    10. What element in our planets makes life possible?
    a. hydrogen
    b. oxygen
    c. helium
    d. carbon
    11. How many natural satellites are in planet Earth?
    a. 1
    b. 2
    c. 3
    d. 4
    12. What substance in Mars makes it reddish in color?
    a. carbon dioxide
    b. hydrocarbon
    c. sulfuric acid
    d. iron oxide
    13. What is the name of one of the satellites of planet Mars?
    a. Phobos
    b. Titiana
    c. Titan
    d. Miranda
    14. Why is the planet Mars cooler than the planet Earth?
    a. It has much helium.
    c. It has hydrogen.
    b. It is farther from the sun.
    d. It has carbon dioxide.
    15. What do we call the planet mostly made up of gas?
    a. Jovian planets
    b. hard planets
    c. gas planets d. terrestrial planets
    16. How would you describe the Great Red Spot?
    a. it is a mountain
    b. it is a storm
    c. it is a great body of water
    d. it is a forest
    in the planet
    17. What do we call the thick ice and dusts that form around the planet Saturn?
    a. comet
    b. satellites
    c. rings
    d. typhoon
    18. This planet is also considered the second largest planet in the solar system.
    a. Neptune
    b. Mars
    c. Saturn
    d. Uranus
    19. What do we call the great weather phenomenon that happens mostly at the atmosphere of Saturn?

    a. Great Red Spot


    b. Great White Spot
    c. Typhoon
    d. Tropical Depression
    20. What element in planet Neptune makes it deep blue in color?
    a. helium
    b. hydrogen
    c. methane
    d. carbon
    21. What do we call the tilted rotation of planet Uranus?
    a. counterclockwise
    b. clockwise
    c. tilted
    d. retrograde
    22. What is the name of the largest natural satellite found in our solar system?
    a. Ganymede
    b. Titan
    c. Titiana
    d. Deimos
    23. What is the name of the planet in the solar system with no sunrise or sunset?
    a. Neptune
    b. Mars
    c. Saturn
    d. Uranus
    24. To whom Roman god was the planet Neptune named after?
    a. forest
    b. fire
    c. sea
    d. land
    25. What do we call the formation of rocks found between the orbit of Mars and Jupiter?
    a. asteroids
    b. meteorites c. meteoroids d. comets
    26. Which is not part of a comet?
    a. dust
    b. ice
    c. iron core
    d. tiny rocks
    27. What do we call the rocks that fall into our planet?
    a. meteorites b. meteors
    c. asteroids
    d. meteoroids
    28. Where can we find the asteroids?
    a. near Pluto
    b. near the Sun
    c. between Mars and Jupiter
    d. Between Earth and
    Venus
    29. Which is not considered as other member of the solar system?
    a. planets
    b. comets
    c. asteroids
    d. meteors
    30. What do we call the rocks that float in the space?
    a. asteroids
    b. meteorites c. meteoroids d. comets
    31. What do we call the rocks that enter the atmosphere of the Earth?
    a. meteors
    b. comets
    c. meteorites
    d. meteoroids
    32. What do we call the smaller heavenly body that revolves around a bigger celestial body?
    a. satellites
    b. meteors
    c. comets
    d. asteroids
    33. What is the name of the only natural satellite of the planet Earth?
    a. Io
    b. Europa
    c. Ganymede
    d. Luna
    34. What is the name of the first artificial satellite made by the USSR?
    a. Apollo
    b. Apollo II
    c. Sputnik
    d. Rover
    35. How many natural satellites can be found in the planet Mercury?
    a. 0
    b. 1
    c. 2
    d. 3
    36. What do we call the farthest distance of the moon to our planet?
    a. Perihelion
    b. Aphelion
    c. Perigee
    d. Apogee
    37. What do we call the ocean level at its lowest?
    a. tides
    b. up tide
    c. high tide
    d. low tide
    38. What is formed when neap tides happen?
    a. straight line
    b. right angle
    c. round line
    d. curve line
    39. On which kind of the tide the ocean level is at its highest?
    a. high tide
    b. low tide
    c. down tide
    d. none of the above
    40. What do we call the rise and fall of the ocean level due to the moon?

    a. apogee
    b. gravity
    c. spring tide d. tides
    41. Which of the following does not affect the rise and fall of ocean level of the Earth?
    a. moon
    b. sun
    c. artificial satellite
    d. rotation of Earth
    42. When one side of the Earth is at high tide, what happens to the other opposite side of the Earth during
    spring tides?
    a. low tide
    b. high tide
    c. normal water level
    d. none of the above
    43. Which of the following mostly affect the rise and fall of ocean level on Earth?
    a. Gravity of the Sun
    c. Gravity of Venus
    b. gravity of Mars
    d. Gravity of the Moon
    44. What happens when two asteroids collide with each other?
    a. It breaks apart.
    c. It moves outside the asteroid
    belt.
    b. It travels into the different areas of the solar system.
    D. All of the above.
    45. What protects the Earth form hitting by the different rocks from the outer space?
    a. moon
    b. atmosphere
    c. sun
    d. both a and b

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