Grade 10 Chemistry Worksheet: Solar System (Fill in the Blank)
Solar System Fill in the Blank
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Grade 10 Chemistry Worksheet: Solar System (Fill in the Blank)
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Grade 10 Chemistry Worksheet: Solar System (Fill in the Blank)
Solar System Fill in the Blank
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Grade: Grade 10
Subject: Chemistry
Topic: Solar System
Time: 20 Minutes
Difficulty: Challenging
Questions: 15
Instructions: Fill in each blank with the correct word, phrase, or number. The questions increase in difficulty. Use complete scientific terms where needed.
Skills Practiced:
Solar System
Chemistry
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving
1Question
The star at the center of our solar system is the __________.
2Question
The path a planet follows around the Sun is called its __________.
3Question
The force that keeps planets moving around the Sun is called __________.
4Question
The inner planets closest to the Sun are Mercury, Venus, Earth, and __________.
5Question
The largest planet in our solar system is __________.
6Question
The planet known for its prominent ring system is __________.
7Question
The process in which the Sun produces energy by combining hydrogen nuclei is called __________.
8Question
The layer of the Sun where light begins to move outward through the material is the __________.
9Question
The region of the Sun where hot gas rises and cooler gas sinks is the __________.
10Question
The visible surface of the Sun is called the __________.
11Question
The hottest part of the Sun’s atmosphere is the __________.
12Question
The boundary between the core and the radiative zone is an important transfer region because energy moves outward mainly by __________ and radiation.
13Question
A planet with a strong carbon dioxide atmosphere and surface temperatures high enough to melt lead is __________.
14Question
The approximate time Earth takes to complete one orbit around the Sun is __________ days.
15Question
If the distance between Earth and the Sun is defined as 1 astronomical unit (AU), then Mars is about __________ AU from the Sun.