Hosted by Mr. Mariano 100 200 400 300 400 Terrestrial Planets Jovian Planets Formation of the Solar System Small Solar System Bodies 300 200 400 200.

Hosted by Mr. Mariano

100 200 400 300 400 Terrestrial Planets Jovian Planets Formation of the Solar System Small Solar System Bodies 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

Row 1, Col 1 What is Venus? Even though it is the second planet from the sun, it still is the hottest.

1,2 The Sideways Planet. What is Uranus?

1,3 Names of all the Terrestrial Planets from closest to the sun to furthest away. What are Mercury, Venus, Earth, & Mars?

1,4 This is where most asteroids are. What is between the orbits of Mars & Jupiter?

2,1 The only planet that has all three states of H2O. What is the Earth?

2,2 Rings around the Jovian Planets form because moons cross into this and are torn apart. What is a Planets Roche Limit?

2,3 Names of all the Jovian Planets from closest to the sun to furthest away. What are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, & Neptune?

2,4 The three parts of a comet. What is the nucleus, coma, & tail?

3,1 This planet is red because of the iron in it’s soil turning to rust. What is Mars?

3,2 This is the gas that makes Uranus and Neptune more blue than any of the other Jovian planets. What is Methane?

3,3 This formed first in our Solar System. What is the Sun?

3,4 A space rock that burns up in a planets atmosphere. What is a meteor?

4,1 This planet looks like Earth’s Moon. What is Mercury?

4,2 This Planet would float if there was a big enough pool of water to put it on. What is Saturn?

4,3 All planets share these three characteristics. What is an elliptical orbit, big enough to be round, cleared path of all objects?

4,4 The location of most comets in our Solar System. What is the Oort Cloud?

5,1 This planet is named for the Roman Messenger God. What is Mercury?

5,2 This planet has the most moons revolving around it. What is Jupiter? (At least 60)

5,3 Five differences between Terrestrial & Jovian Planets. What is any five differences?

5,4 The name of the largest asteroid in the Solar System. It was just given Dwarf Planet status as well. What is Ceres?

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