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The Solar System

Dive into the wonders of our solar system, from the blazing Sun to the distant Pluto. Learn about stars, planets, orbits, and eclipses. Discover fascinating facts about Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and beyond!

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The Solar System

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  1. The Solar System KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  2. Q1. What is at the centre of the solar system? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  3. A1. The Sun KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  4. Q2. What do we call a huge ball of gas that emits light? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  5. A2. Star KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  6. Q3. What orbits a star and reflects the star's light? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  7. A3. Planet KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  8. Q4. What orbits a planet? (Our moon is one) KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  9. A4. Satellite KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  10. Q5. What do you call it when the moon casts a shadow on the Earth? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  11. A5. An eclipse KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  12. Q6. What do we call the path of a planet around the Sun, or a satellite around a planet? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  13. A6. Orbit KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  14. Q7. What is a word that means to spin on its axis? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  15. A7. Rotate KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  16. Q8. Which planet is nearest the Sun? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  17. A8. Mercury KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  18. Q9. Name the hot planet with acidic clouds, second closest to the Sun? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  19. A9. Venus KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  20. Q10. Name our home, the third planet from the Sun KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  21. A10. Earth KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  22. Q11. Name the red planet with canyons, volcanoes and polar ice caps? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  23. A11. Mars KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  24. Q12. Name a huge gassy planet with a giant red spot? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  25. A12. Jupiter KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  26. Q13. Name a gassy planet with a spectacular ring system KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  27. A13. Saturn KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  28. Q14. Name the third largest planet in our solar system, seventh furthest from the Sun? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  29. A14. Uranus KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  30. Q15. Name a pale blue planet, the outermost of the gassy planets in our solar system? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  31. A15. Neptune KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  32. Q16. Name the planet that is usually furthest from the Sun? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  33. A16. Pluto KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  34. Q17. What do we call the small lumps of rock or metal that move around the Sun, mainly between Mars and Jupiter? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  35. A17. Asteroids KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  36. Q17. What do we call a group of millions of stars? KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  37. A17. Galaxy KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

  38. Well Done!Now check your score KS3 Unit 7i – The Solar System

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