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Learning Target Notes # 21 Standard # 4e (Section 11 - 3) Inner Solar System Check the Quiz # 21 Score: ___ out of ___ correct one. __ Advanced __ Proficient __ Basic __ Below __ Far Below List the inner planets in order and placement in the solar system. Group the inner planets by their composition and general properties. Describe the relative size and famous features of each inner planet. From the Sun: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars By size (lg. to sm.): Earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury Inner Planets (Terrestrial Planets) common traits Solid Surface High Density (rocky) Few or no moons No Rings Weak Magnetic Field Close to the Sun Slow rotation Closely spaced orbits Small mass/size Mercury: 2nd hottest 1/3 gravity and 1/3 size of Earth has most craters (of all planets) looks like our Moon no atmosphere Venus: extreme greenhouse affect hottest planet high pressure (90X the earth) little smaller than Earth known as evening/morning star constant lightning rotates backwards (day > year) thick acid clouds Earth: liquid water oceans (70%) N2 & O2 atmosphere molten iron/nickel core small greenhouse effect only planet we known of to have life mantle & crust (moves horizontally “earthquakes”) Mars: half the size of Earth Polar caps (2 kinds of ice) largest impact crater (Hellas) 4 seasons (2X as long) largest volcano (Mt. Olympus) similar day/night largest canyon (Mariner Valley) 1/3 gravity thin (1% of Earth) CO2 atmosphere Iron rust surface (like the “Painted Desert”) had a heavier atmosphere and liquid running water Describe the most famous moons of each inner planet. Mercury and Venus: no moons Earth: 1 large moon (helps to stabilize Earth) possibly from a planet collision in the early solar system. Mars: 2 small moons (capt. asteroids) Phobos & Deimos Name: ___________________________________ Team: ____________ Period: __________ Learning Target Notes # 21 Standard # 4e (Section 11 - 3) Check the Quiz # 21 Score: ___ out of ___ correct one. __ Advanced __ Proficient __ Basic __ Below __ Far Below List the inner planets in order and placement in the solar system. ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ Group the ________________________________________________________________ inner planets ________________________________________________________________ by their ________________________________________________________________ composition ________________________________________________________________ and general ________________________________________________________________ properties. ________________________________________________________________ Describe the ________________________________________________________________ relative size ________________________________________________________________ and famous ________________________________________________________________ features of ________________________________________________________________ each inner ________________________________________________________________ planet. ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ Describe the ________________________________________________________________ most famous ________________________________________________________________ moons of each ________________________________________________________________ inner planet. ________________________________________________________________ Quiz Preparation: (Use as Cornell Notes fold paper along line) √ (in front of learning target) = proficient (known without looking) (circle learning target) = not proficient (needs more study) √ and = now proficient after studying