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Science - The Solar System Vocabulary
When you are speaking Spanish, can you talk about the solar system?

Science - The Solar System Vocabulary

This Spanish Easy Review vocabulary quiz will continue the series of Spanish science quizzes. The science quizzes have been created to help you learn not only your regular science lessons, but to help you know the same information in Spanish. This quiz will not add anything to your normal science class so you do not need to worry about having to learn more scientific information but you do have to learn more Spanish words. That way when someone asks you a question about the Solar System, you can choose to answer them in either English or Spanish! It will make you look doubly smart!

1 .
The asteroid belt is located in the space between ____.
J¨²piter y Saturno
Marte y J¨²piter
Venus y Tierra
Saturno y Urano
The asteroid belt is located in the space between the fourth and fifth planets from the sun. In other words, between Mars and Jupiter. The Spanish words for Mars and Jupiter are Marte y J¨²piter.
2 .
This is the Earth's only natural satellite.
luna
sol
polvo
rayo
The Earth¡¯s only natural satellite is the moon. The Spanish word for moon is luna.
3 .
The planets travel around the sun in this kind of orbit.
sistema
cometa
el¨ªptica
polvo
The planets travel around the sun in an elliptical orbit. The Spanish word for elliptical is el¨ªptico. This might make you think that the third answer is misspelled. However, as elliptical is used as an adjective here it must take on the gender of the object that it is describing. The Spanish word for obit is orbita, a feminine word. Therefore, elipitco must become elipitica.
4 .
These two planets are very similar in mass and size.
Tierra y Marte
Venus y Marte
Saturno y Urano
Tierra y Venus
The two planets that are very similar in mass and size are Earth and Venus. The Spanish words for Earth and Venus are Tierra y Venus.
5 .
These are frozen gases and dust with a bright burning tail.
meteoritos
estrellas
cometas
c¨®smicos
Frozen gases and dust with a bright burning tail are known as comets. The Spanish word for comets is cometas.
6 .
This planet has a large red spot on it.
Mercurio
J¨²piter
Urano
Martes
The planet that has a large red spot on it (a storm) is Jupiter. The Spanish word for Jupiter is J¨²piter.
7 .
This planet is small and icy. It is a dwarf planet. Today, many scientists question whether it should even be classified as a planet. Which planet is it?
Plut¨­n
Urano
Marte
Mercurio
The small and icy planet that many today question whether it is really a planet is Pluto. The Spanish word for 'Pluto' is 'Plut¨®n'. Remember it contains an accent mark.
8 .
This planet is the closest planet to the Sun.
Tierra
Marte
Venus
Mercurio
The planet that is closest to the Sun is Mercury. The Spanish word for Mercury is Mercurio.
9 .
A meteor that hits the Earth¡¯s surface is called a ____.
estrella
cometa
meteorito
asteroide
A meteor that hits the Earth¡¯s surface is called a meteorite. The Spanish word for meteorite is meteorito.
10 .
Small to large pieces of rocks moving through space that enter the Earth¡¯s atmosphere and burn up are called ____.
asteroides
meteoros
estrellas
meteoritos
The small to large pieces of rocks that move through space and then enter the Earth¡¯s atmosphere and burn up are called meteors. The Spanish word for meteors is meteoros.
Author:  Christine G. Broome

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