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Homework Quiz: Set 3 https://angel.msu.edu/section/content/default.asp?WCI=pgTool%5FQu... Homework Set 3 1. The smallest object on the list. j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon Answer: D 2. The outermost terrestrial planet. j k l m n A. Jupiter...
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Homework Quiz: Set 3
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Homework Set 3
1. The smallest object on the list.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: D 2. The outermost terrestrial planet.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Ceres j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: I 3. Put the planets in their correct order of increasing distance from the Sun.
6 A. Jupiter 6 B. Venus 6 C. Uranus 6 D. Earth 6 E. Neptune 6 F. Mars 6 G. Saturn 6 H. Mercury
Answer: A:5, B:2, C:7, D:3, E:8, F:4, G:6, H:1 4. Has an extremely high-pressure CO 2 atmosphere.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: B
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Quiz: Homework Set 3
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5. Planet other than Earth that currently has robotic cars driving around on its surface.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: I 6. The planet with the highest surface temperature.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: B 7. This is where the relationship between density of impact craters and age was calibrated.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: J 8. A place other than the Earth that has been visited by astronauts.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: J
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Quiz: Homework Set 3
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9. Has a very eccentric and high-inclination orbit.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: D 10. Has retrograde (= backwards) spin.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Mars j k l m n D. Earth's Moon j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury
Answer: B 11. Appears to formerly have had running water, oceans, etc., but now is too cold and has too little atmosphere for water to exist in liquid form.
j k m l n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: I 12. This one clearly has shrunk.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: H 13. Currently has an N2, O2 atmosphere.
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Quiz: Homework Set 3
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j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: F 14. The largest planet.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: A 15. Home of the Runaway Greenhouse Effect.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: B 16. Has an extremely low-pressure CO 2 atmosphere.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: I 17. Has the largest mountain in the Solar System.
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j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: I 18. Less dense than water.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: G 19. The largest planet that has rings.
j k l m n A. Jupiter j k l m n B. Venus j k l m n C. Uranus j k l m n D. Pluto j k l m n E. Neptune j k l m n F. Earth j k l m n G. Saturn j k l m n H. Mercury j k l m n I. Mars j k l m n J. Earth's Moon
Answer: A
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Quiz: Homework Set 3
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20. [2 pts] IMPACT CRATERS AS CLOCKS. The picture shows the surface of a hypothetical small planet found in our Solar System. Each circle represents an impact crater. From the picture, determine the age of the surface, assuming that the averaage rate of crater formation is 3 craters per billion years. Give your answer in billions of years, rounded to the nearest tenth of a billion. Do not fill in any units... just enter the numerical answer.
Answer: 10.7
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