GCSE level questions on the Earth in Space
Many of these questions contain diagrams, therefore putting them all on one page would mean a big scroll down and a long time for the page to load. I have therefore put each question on a separate page.
Click on a question number to view one of the following questions - a rough guide to content is given to help you choose! A solution to each question is linked from the question page. The mark scheme is in red; and comments to help you understand why the marks are awarded in that way are in green.
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7 marks |
Solar system - data interpretation |
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6 marks |
Satellites |
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5 marks |
Main sequence of a star |
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7 marks |
Satellites |
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8 marks |
Telescopes and red shift - graph interpretation |
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8 marks |
Red Shift. |
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10 marks |
Red shift and Big bang theory |
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7 marks |
Star death and planets in the solar system |
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11 marks |
Satellite orbits. |
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11 marks |
Lifecycle of a star |
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5 marks |
Cosmic Background Radiation |
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7 marks |
Brown stars |
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12 marks |
Big Bang Theory and expanding Universe - Red shift |
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7 marks |
Big Bang and Red Shift |
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11 marks |
The Solar System |
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14 marks |
Star life cycle |
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