Cosmic Alphabet Quiz

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Cosmic Alphabet QuizVersión en línea Guess the word for each letter (A-Z). por SARA MONTENEGRO ALONSO A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z Y Starts with A small objets that orbit the sun made of metal and rock Starts with B Theory that explain the beginning of the Universe because of a huge explosion Starts with C small astronomic objects made of ice, dust and rock Starts with D The 24-hour rotation period of Earth. Starts with E Our home planet. Starts with F phase of the Moon where it looks completely round and bright in the sky. Starts with G Large system containing billions of stars; we live in one called the Milky Way. Starts with H Half of Earth divided by the Equator Starts with I Frozen water found at the poles. Starts with J Largest planet in our Solar System. Starts with K Unit to measure astronomical distances, sometimes used in space studies. Starts with L Measurement north or south of the Equator. Starts with M Lines on the globe that run from the North Pole to the South Pole. Starts with N The opposite direction of south. Starts with O Trayectory that a planet follows around the Sun or a planet Starts with P Imaginary lines on the globe parallel to the Equator. Starts with Q part of the moon divided in four parts when we see it since the earth Starts with R Movement of Earth spinning on its axis. Starts with S Group of planets, moons, and the Sun (our place in space). Starts with T Seasons are caused by this characteristic of Earth's axis. Starts with U Everything that exists: planets, stars, galaxies, and space Starts with V Planet similar in size to Earth, called Earth’s twin. Starts with W Direction opposite to east Contains X Is a day in the year when day and night are almost the same length. This happens twice a year, when the Sun is directly above the Earth's equator. Starts with Z Imaginary belt in the sky where most constellations lie. Starts with Y The time Earth takes to complete one orbit around the Sun.

Cosmic Alphabet QuizVersión en línea

Guess the word for each letter (A-Z).

por SARA MONTENEGRO ALONSO

Starts with A

small objets that orbit the sun made of metal and rock

Starts with B

Theory that explain the beginning of the Universe because of a huge explosion

Starts with C

small astronomic objects made of ice, dust and rock

Starts with D

The 24-hour rotation period of Earth.

Starts with E

Our home planet.

Starts with F

phase of the Moon where it looks completely round and bright in the sky.

Starts with G

Large system containing billions of stars; we live in one called the Milky Way.

Starts with H

Half of Earth divided by the Equator

Starts with I

Frozen water found at the poles.

Starts with J

Largest planet in our Solar System.

Starts with K

Unit to measure astronomical distances, sometimes used in space studies.

Starts with L

Measurement north or south of the Equator.

Starts with M

Lines on the globe that run from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Starts with N

The opposite direction of south.

Starts with O

Trayectory that a planet follows around the Sun or a planet

Starts with P

Imaginary lines on the globe parallel to the Equator.

Starts with Q

part of the moon divided in four parts when we see it since the earth

Starts with R

Movement of Earth spinning on its axis.

Starts with S

Group of planets, moons, and the Sun (our place in space).

Starts with T

Seasons are caused by this characteristic of Earth's axis.

Starts with U

Everything that exists: planets, stars, galaxies, and space

Starts with V

Planet similar in size to Earth, called Earth’s twin.

Starts with W

Direction opposite to east

Contains X

Is a day in the year when day and night are almost the same length. This happens twice a year, when the Sun is directly above the Earth's equator.

Starts with Z

Imaginary belt in the sky where most constellations lie.

Starts with Y

The time Earth takes to complete one orbit around the Sun.

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Cosmic Alphabet QuizVersión en línea

por SARA MONTENEGRO ALONSO

Starts with A

small objets that orbit the sun made of metal and rock

Starts with B

Theory that explain the beginning of the Universe because of a huge explosion

Starts with C

small astronomic objects made of ice, dust and rock

Starts with D

The 24-hour rotation period of Earth.

Starts with E

Our home planet.

Starts with F

phase of the Moon where it looks completely round and bright in the sky.

Starts with G

Large system containing billions of stars; we live in one called the Milky Way.

Starts with H

Half of Earth divided by the Equator

Starts with I

Frozen water found at the poles.

Starts with J

Largest planet in our Solar System.

Starts with K

Unit to measure astronomical distances, sometimes used in space studies.

Starts with L

Measurement north or south of the Equator.

Starts with M

Lines on the globe that run from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Starts with N

The opposite direction of south.

Starts with O

Trayectory that a planet follows around the Sun or a planet

Starts with P

Imaginary lines on the globe parallel to the Equator.

Starts with Q

part of the moon divided in four parts when we see it since the earth

Starts with R

Movement of Earth spinning on its axis.

Starts with S

Group of planets, moons, and the Sun (our place in space).

Starts with T

Seasons are caused by this characteristic of Earth's axis.

Starts with U

Everything that exists: planets, stars, galaxies, and space

Starts with V

Planet similar in size to Earth, called Earth’s twin.

Starts with W

Direction opposite to east

Contains X

Is a day in the year when day and night are almost the same length. This happens twice a year, when the Sun is directly above the Earth's equator.

Starts with Z

Imaginary belt in the sky where most constellations lie.

Starts with Y

The time Earth takes to complete one orbit around the Sun.