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Twenty Questions About Earth

Created by almach

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Earth Science
Twenty Questions About Earth game quiz
"Here is the third twenty question quiz on objects in our solar system. This one is about Earth. What do you think you know about our planet?"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Earth rotates in about _______ hours.
    12
    24
    6
    26


2. Who formulated the geocentric theory?
    Newton
    Copernicus
    Ptolemy
    Galileo


3. Who formulated the heliocentric theory?
    Copernicus
    Galileo
    Ptolemy
    Kepler


4. What is the axial tilt of the Earth?
    24.5 degrees
    23.5 degrees
    12.7 degrees
    17.5 degrees


5. The Earth diameter is _________ kilometers?
    9,655
    7,904
    12,756
    6,542


6. Earth has how many natural satellites visible to the naked eye?
    None
    One
    Two
    Four


7. What was the giant land mass called that existed some 200 million years ago?
    Giant land mass
    Pangaea
    Cambrian
    Triassic


8. The Earth has how many continents?
    Seven
    One
    Six
    Eight


9. Earth is the densest of all of the Sun's planets.
    True
    False


10. The Earth's average distance is ______________ kilometers from the Sun.
    93,000,000
    149,597,000
    9,300,000
    1,495,970,000


11. The Earth is the ___________ planet from the Sun.
    fourth
    third
    second
    fifth


12. The Earth is a _________________ planet.
    gas giant
    asteroid
    jovian
    terrestrial


13. Earth's atmosphere consists mostly of?
    Oxygen and hydrogen
    Carbon dioxide and argon
    Oxygen and nitrogen
    Hydrogen and helium


14. When the Earth is directly between the Sun and the Moon it is called a _________ eclipse.
    Solar
    Lunar
    Transit
    Inferior conjunction


15. Earth is moving around the Sun at about __________ miles per hour?
    24,000
    109,600
    12,000
    67,000


16. Earth's inner core is solid.
    True
    False


17. The largest known impact crater on the Earth is the _________________.
    Vredefort Ring
    Clearwater Lakes craters
    Barringer Crater
    Caloris basin


18. The highest mountain on the Earth, measured conventionally, is ________________.
    K2
    Everest
    McKinley
    Mauna Kea


19. What is the second highest mountain on the Earth, measured conventionally?
    K2
    Everest
    McKinley
    Mauna Kea


20. The deepest depression on the Earth is the _______________.
    Puerto Rico trench
    Eurasia basin
    Java trench
    Marianas trench

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