Science CAT - Earth, Sun and Moon
Explore the Earth, Sun, and Moon
Test your knowledge about our celestial neighbors! This quiz will take you through various fascinating questions about the Earth, the Sun, and the Moon. Learn how they interact and influence one another in our solar system.
- Multiple choice questions
- Fun facts about astronomy
- Perfect for students and science enthusiasts
Earth's rotation (turning on its axis) causes
Day and Night
The seasons to chnage
The moon to appear different shapes
The Earth revolves around
The moon
The sun
Itself
Why does the moon appear to shine in the night sky?
It reflects the Sun's light
It makes it own light
The moon lights up when it becomes dark.
Why does the moon appear to be larger than the stars?
The moon is closer to Earth
The moon is larger than the stars
The moon is largest of all stars.
What is the Sun?
It is a star.
It is a planet.
It is a satellite.
What is the moon?
It is a star.
It is a planet.
It is a satellite.
How many days does it take the moon to orbit Earth?
5 days
28 days
20 days
How many natural Satellites does Earth have?
1
2
3
Which of these is NOT a word you can use to describe the shape of the Moon?
Full Moon
New moon
Star
The Sun is closer to the Earth than the Moon is.
True
False
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