The Sun, Planets and the Solar System
| Description: social studies | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Darshan Khurana | |
| Tags: Geography class VI Social Studies Stars and the Solar System Photosynthesis Nutrition and its Modes in Plants Saprophytic Nutrition Plant Nutrition |
Which of these statements is false?
Consider the following statements:
1. The celestial bodies that are lit up by the light of the stars and do not have light of their own are called planets.
2. The moon is a satellite.
3. All the planets in the solar system move around the sun in fixed paths.
How many times in a month can one see a full moon?
Which of the following sets will be the correct match for the blanks in the statement below? Asteroids are found between the orbits of _____________ and ____________.
Inner planets are _______________.
Outer planets are __________________________.
Why can the moon and the other celestial bodies of the night sky NOT be seen during the daytime?
How much time does it take for the planet, Mercury to spin on its axis once?
The planet farthest away from the Sun is Neptune. What is its distance in million kilometres?
The rings around Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus are belts of _____________.
The shape of the Earth can be described as ________.
All the planets move around the sun in ______________.
Which of the following is the wrong relation?
How much time does the planet, Jupiter take to orbit the Sun once( in Earth years)?
Which of the following is the closest celestial body to Earth?
The only planet, apart from the Earth, to take one day to complete one spin on its axis is ____________.