Directions: Answer each of the following questions. Remember to cite your resources. Citation examples are provided below the Review.

1. If the weight is 15 kg on Earth, what is the weight on Mercury?

2. The moons of Jupiter have gravity. Europa has only 0.13 that of Earth. If the weight is 27 kg on Europa, what is the weight on Earth?

3. If the weight is 10 kg on Earth, what is the weight on Pluto?

4. Is gravity affected by temperature? If so, explain how.

5. If the weight is 1 kg on Earth, what is the weight on Mercury?

6. A neutron star has 140000000000 times the gravity on Earth. If you had a weight of 140000000 kg on the Neutron star, what is the weight on Earth?

7. The sun has 27 times the gravity that of Earth. On Earth is 45 kg. What is the weight on the Sun?

8. Why has the moon only got 1/6th the gravity of the Earth?

9. A white dwarf has 1300000 times the gravity on Earth. On the star, the weight of the object is 2600000kg. What is the weight on Earth?

10. The moons of Jupiter have gravity. IO has only 0.18 that of Earth. If the weight is 23 kg on IO, what is the weight on Earth?

11. If the weight is 10 kg on Earth, what is the weight on Venus?

12. If the weight is 10 kg on Earth, what is the weight on Neptune?

13. If the weight is 10 kg on Earth, what is the weight on Saturn?

Rubric

• All responses must include complete sentences with supporting information from the lesson
• each response includes cited resources