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    1. The document is a worksheet that asks students to compare hypotheses about the origin of the solar system, identify descriptions of astronomical concepts, and summarize data about the planets in a table. 2. It contains questions about the hypotheses explaining the origin of the solar system, identifying the study of the universe, the widely accepted theory of the origin of the universe, the theory that the universe has always and will always be the same, another term for universe, and the theory that the universe expanded from a small ball and continues expanding. 3. It also instructs students to make a table summarizing data about the planets including their mean distance from the sun, diameter, period of rotation, rotation, and number of satellites

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    1. The document is a worksheet that asks students to compare hypotheses about the origin of the solar system, identify descriptions of astronomical concepts, and summarize data about the planets in a table. 2. It contains questions about the hypotheses explaining the origin of the solar system, identifying the study of the universe, the widely accepted theory of the origin of the universe, the theory that the universe has always and will always be the same, another term for universe, and the theory that the universe expanded from a small ball and continues expanding. 3. It also instructs students to make a table summarizing data about the planets including their mean distance from the sun, diameter, period of rotation, rotation, and number of satellites

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    Worksheet # 1 A: Universe and Solar System

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    1. The document is a worksheet that asks students to compare hypotheses about the origin of the solar system, identify descriptions of astronomical concepts, and summarize data about the planets in a table. 2. It contains questions about the hypotheses explaining the origin of the solar system, identifying the study of the universe, the widely accepted theory of the origin of the universe, the theory that the universe has always and will always be the same, another term for universe, and the theory that the universe expanded from a small ball and continues expanding. 3. It also instructs students to make a table summarizing data about the planets including their mean distance from the sun, diameter, period of rotation, rotation, and number of satellites

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    SN: ___ Name: _______________________________________ Section: __________ Score:

    Worksheet # 1 A: Universe and Solar System

    I. Compare the different hypotheses explaining the Origin of the Solar


    System. (5 points)

    II. Identify what is described in each statement. Write your answer on the
    blank before each number. (5 pts)

    ___________________1. The study of the entire universe.

    ___________________2. The widely accepted theory about the origin of the universe.

    ___________________3. This theory states that the universe has been the same and will
    continue to be the same forever.

    __________________4. The other term for universe.

    __________________5. This theory suggests that the universe expanded from a small
    ball and is still expanding.

    III. In tabular form, summarize the data about the planets as to:
    (Make a table at the back of your paper) (40 pts)
    a. Mean distance from the sun
    b. Diameter
    c. Period of evolution
    d. Rotation
    e. Number of satellites

    Prepared by: Pearl Angeli B. Asaari, RMT, LPT, MSMLS (UE)


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