Emily Pruden

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Space Jeopardy

• By
• Emily Pruden

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Planets
Moon
Stars
Galaxies
Constellations
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Planets 100 Q

• Name the 8 planets

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Planets 200

• What object do the planets revolve around?

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Planets 300

• Name the inner planets.

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Planets 400

• Name the outer planets.

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Planets 500

• Which planet is the largest in size?

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Moon 100

• What is the definition of a moon?

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Moon 200

• What is the surface of the moon made of?

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Moon 300

• Would you weigh more or less on the moon?

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Moon 400

• What was the name of the space program that
  landed on the moon?

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Moon 500

• Name 2 features of Earth that are not found on
  the moon.

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Stars 100

• What is the Earths nearest star?

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Stars 200

• What is a light year?

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Stars 300

• What is a star?

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Stars 400

• What kind of stars last for the longest time?

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Stars 500

• What is the longest time that a star can last for?

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Galaxies 100

• What is the name of the galaxy you see when you
  look up in the night sky?

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Galaxies 200

• Which type of galaxy is the Milky Way galaxy?

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Galaxies 300

• Describe a spiral galaxy.

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Galaxies 400

• Describe an elliptical galaxy.

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Galaxies 500

• Describe an irregular galaxy.

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Constellations 100

• What are many of the constellations named for?

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Constellations 200

• What is a constellation?

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Constellations 300

• What were constellations used for long ago?

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Constellations 400

• Why do we see different constellations during
  different times of the year?

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Constellations 500

• What is another common name for Ursa Minor?

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Planets 100 A

• Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,
  Uranus, Neptune

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Planets 200

• The Sun

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Planets 300

• Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars

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Planets 400

• Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

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Planets 500

• Jupiter

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Moon 100

• A natural satellite of a planet

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Moon 200

• Dust and rocks of various size, lunar mountains
  and craters

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Moon 300

• Less!

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Moon 400

• Apollo

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Moon 500

• Water and atmosphere (air)

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Stars 100

• The Sun

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Stars 200

• The distance light travels in one year

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Stars 300

• Objects in space, made of gases, which produce
  their own light and heat

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Stars 400

• White dwarfs

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Stars 500

• 100 billion years!

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Galaxies 100

• Milky Way Galaxy

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Galaxies 200

• Spiral galaxy

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Galaxies 300

• Disk-shaped with a bulge in the middle and arms
  that spiral out from the bulge

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Galaxies 400

• Shaped like a deflated football, contains
  trillions of stars

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Galaxies 500

• No distinct shape, least common type

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Constellations 100

• Animals or mythological characters

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Constellations 200

• Imaginary star picture

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Constellations 300

• Helping travelers and sailors navigate

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Constellations 400

• Because of Earths revolution around the sun

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Constellations 500

• Little Dipper

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Bibliography

• (2006). ScienceSaurus A Student Handbook.
  Wilmington, MA Houghton Mifflin Company.
• Kelley, B. (2001). The Teachers Guide. Retrieved
  February 14, 2007 from http//www.theteachersguid
  e.com/

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