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Solar System SAT Answers 3-6
1.
(a)
(i)
four arrows, all towards the centre of the Earth
1
A
B
D
C
all four arrows, correctly drawn, are
required for the mark
the arrows may be drawn outside the Earth
(b)
(ii)
ball hanging towards the centre of the Earth at B, C and D
all three positions, B, C and D, are required
for the mark
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(i)
365 days
accept ‘365’
1
(ii)
24 hours
accept ‘24’
1
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2.
(a)
The Moon is nearer to the
Earth than the Sun is
if more than one box is ticked,
award no mark
1
(b)
(i)
11.16
accept any number from 11.15 to 11.17
1
(ii)
it decreased or went down
1
because the Moon blocked the accept ‘there was no sunlight to give heat’
Sun’s heat or rays or radiation
accept ‘there was no Sun to make it warm’
accept ‘there was no heat from the Sun’
accept ‘there was no Sun’
both the answer and the reason are required
for the mark
do not accept ‘it blocked the Sun’s light’
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3.
(a)
they are furthest from the Sun
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accept ‘they are further from the Sun’
or ‘they are furthest away’ or ‘Pluto is
furthest from the Sun’
do not accept ‘they are far from the Sun’
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1
(b)
(i)
it is below the freezing point of water
accept ‘it would freeze’ or ‘it is too cold’
1
(ii)
it is above the boiling point of water
1
accept ‘it would boil’ or ‘it would evaporate’
or ‘it is too hot’
do not accept ‘it would dry up’ or ‘it is too
close to the Sun’
(c)
Jupiter
1
(d)
Mercury
1
(e)
gravity
1
do not accept ‘weight’
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4.
(a)
any one from
 Mercury
 Venus
 Earth
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(b)
it rotates on its axis
accept 'it spins' or 'it turns on its axis'
1
or 'it rotates' or 'it turns'
accept 'it spins as it goes round the Sun’
do not accept 'it spins and it goes
round the Sun'
do not accept 'it goes round or moves round'
(c)
its axis is tilted
accept 'sometimes one pole is closer to the
Sun and sometimes the other is' or
'sometimes one pole is in daylight'
1
[3]
5.
(a)
gravitational pull of the Sun
or the Sun’s gravity
accept ‘gravity’
accept ‘weight’
(b)
any two from
 its average speed is lower
2
accept ‘its speed is slower’
or ‘it travels more slowly’
accept ‘the pull of the Sun is weaker’
or ‘gravity is less’
accept ‘it travels further’ or ‘the orbit is bigger’
accept ‘it is further from the Sun’
or ‘further away’
 for most of its orbit the Sun’s
gravity is less
 its orbit is longer
 for most of its orbit it is further
from the Sun
(c)
(i)
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light from the Sun
1
reflects off Pluto and Neptune or the planets or them
accept for two marks ‘sunlight reflects off
them’
award the second mark only for ‘the Sun
reflects off the planets’
1
2
(ii)
any one from
 it is smaller
 it reflects less light
 it absorbs more light
1
accept ‘it is small’
accept ‘it is darker and smaller’
do not accept ‘it is further away ( from the
Earth) ‘or ‘it is further from the Sun’
do not accept ‘it is darker’
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