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PowerPoint Design by Jim Luther Click The ? Buttons For More Info Scan Type Scan Time in Seconds for Single Switch Scan Scan Setup Slide Choose Scan Shape: Enter the name of the test taker:

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled A? Earth Mercury Saturn Neptune

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled H? Mars Uranus Earth Neptune

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled B? Earth Mercury Jupiter Venus

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled G? Mars Uranus Saturn Neptune

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled C? Earth Venus Mercury Neptune

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled F? Mars Earth Saturn Uranus

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled D? Earth Mars Mercury Venus

Click In The Green To Scan What is the name of the planet labeled E? Jupiter Uranus Venus Mars

Click In The Green To Scan What four labeled planets make up the inner planets? A, B, C, D A, C, B, E E, F, G, H C, D, E, F

Click In The Green To Scan What four labeled planets make up the outer planets? A, B, C, D E, F, G, H F, G, H, C D, E, F, G

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