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Asteroid Grade 7- Cambridge Science

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Group Activity- Asteroid

by Mary Joy Cudal
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What best defines an asteroid?

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True or False: The majority of asteroids lie in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

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What happens to most small asteroids when they enter Earth’s atmosphere?

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The region where most asteroids are found

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True or False: Most asteroids have nearly circular orbits.

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Which feature is common for many asteroids?

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What are the three main types of asteroids?

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What does “C-type” asteroid stand for?

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Which type of asteroid is the most common?

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What are S-type asteroids mainly made of?

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Which asteroid type is usually darker in color?

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What are M-type asteroids mainly composed of?

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What type of asteroid is Itokawa?

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Why is Itokawa important to scientists?

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What does “M-type” asteroid stand for?

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