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Science 5: The Solar System
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Unscramble each word using the clue about the solar system, celestial objects, and phases of the Moon.
- The Sun and all the objects that orbit around it. (11 letters)
- The star at the center of our solar system that provides light and heat. (3 letters)
- A large celestial object that orbits a star and does not produce its own light. (6 letters)
- The smallest planet and the closest planet to the Sun. (7 letters)
- The hottest planet in the solar system. (5 letters)
- The planet where we live and where liquid water exists on the surface. (5 letters)
- The red planet, known for its reddish surface. (4 letters)
- The largest planet in the solar system. (7 letters)
- The planet famous for its large and bright ring system. (6 letters)
- An ice giant that rotates on its side. (6 letters)
- The farthest recognized planet from the Sun. (7 letters)
- Earth's natural satellite that orbits our planet. (4 letters)
- An object that orbits a planet or another larger body. (9 letters)
- The path followed by one celestial object as it moves around another. (5 letters)
- The spinning of Earth on its axis. (8 letters)
- The movement of one celestial object around another. (10 letters)
- An imaginary line through Earth's North and South Poles. (4 letters)
- The force that keeps planets and other objects in orbit. (7 letters)
- A small rocky object that orbits the Sun. (8 letters)
- An icy object that can form a glowing tail when it approaches the Sun. (5 letters)
- A streak of light produced when space material burns in Earth's atmosphere. (6 letters)
- A bowl-shaped hole on the Moon's surface, often formed by an impact. (6 letters)
- The phase when the Moon's illuminated side mostly faces away from Earth. (7 letters)
- The phase when the Moon's Earth-facing side appears fully illuminated. (8 letters)
- A phase when less than half of the Moon's visible face appears illuminated. (8 letters)
- A Moon phase when half of the visible lunar disk appears illuminated. (7 letters)
- A phase when more than half but not all of the Moon's visible face is illuminated. (7 letters)
- The changing shapes of the Moon's illuminated portion as seen from Earth. (6 letters)
- The lighting of the Moon's surface by sunlight. (12 letters)
- A drawing or simple representation used to explain how Earth and the Moon move relative to the Sun. (5 letters)
Answer key
- The Sun and all the objects that orbit around it. → SOLARSYSTEM
- The star at the center of our solar system that provides light and heat. → SUN
- A large celestial object that orbits a star and does not produce its own light. → PLANET
- The smallest planet and the closest planet to the Sun. → MERCURY
- The hottest planet in the solar system. → VENUS
- The planet where we live and where liquid water exists on the surface. → EARTH
- The red planet, known for its reddish surface. → MARS
- The largest planet in the solar system. → JUPITER
- The planet famous for its large and bright ring system. → SATURN
- An ice giant that rotates on its side. → URANUS
- The farthest recognized planet from the Sun. → NEPTUNE
- Earth's natural satellite that orbits our planet. → MOON
- An object that orbits a planet or another larger body. → SATELLITE
- The path followed by one celestial object as it moves around another. → ORBIT
- The spinning of Earth on its axis. → ROTATION
- The movement of one celestial object around another. → REVOLUTION
- An imaginary line through Earth's North and South Poles. → AXIS
- The force that keeps planets and other objects in orbit. → GRAVITY
- A small rocky object that orbits the Sun. → ASTEROID
- An icy object that can form a glowing tail when it approaches the Sun. → COMET
- A streak of light produced when space material burns in Earth's atmosphere. → METEOR
- A bowl-shaped hole on the Moon's surface, often formed by an impact. → CRATER
- The phase when the Moon's illuminated side mostly faces away from Earth. → NEWMOON
- The phase when the Moon's Earth-facing side appears fully illuminated. → FULLMOON
- A phase when less than half of the Moon's visible face appears illuminated. → CRESCENT
- A Moon phase when half of the visible lunar disk appears illuminated. → QUARTER
- A phase when more than half but not all of the Moon's visible face is illuminated. → GIBBOUS
- The changing shapes of the Moon's illuminated portion as seen from Earth. → PHASES
- The lighting of the Moon's surface by sunlight. → ILLUMINATION
- A drawing or simple representation used to explain how Earth and the Moon move relative to the Sun. → MODEL
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