| What is the best description of the shape of Earth? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Starting with the smallest, put these objects in order of increasing size. | The spinning Earth | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| How long does it take for Earth to spin once on its axis? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which statement correctly explains why we have day and night. | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which is the correct statement about Earth, the Moon, the Sun and the stars? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which is the correct explanation for why stars seem to move across the sky? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which is the best description for the shape of Earth? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the imaginary line about which Earth spins? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| In which direction does Earth spin? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| In winter in the UK, (northern hemisphere) the constellation Orion is visible in the night sky. Which two statements correctly explain why? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | Diagram |
| Put these seasons in the correct order, starting with summer. | The spinning Earth | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| How long does it take for the Moon to orbit Earth? | The spinning Earth | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| Which of these objects in the solar system is a planet? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Put these planets in order of increasing distance from the Sun, starting with the closest one. | Our solar system | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Put these planets in order of increasing size, starting with the smallest. | Our solar system | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these statements is correct about Earth? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these objects are not found in our solar system? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these planets does not have any moons? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these statements about planets is incorrect? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these objects is not found in our solar system? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the planets listed is small and rocky? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Between which two planets is the asteroid belt found? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| If a scale model was made of our solar system, and the Sun was represented by a tennis ball, what size would the planets be? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these planets is an outer gas planet? | Our solar system | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the force that pulls objects towards the ground? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| In which direction will a ball move if you pick it up and then release it above the ground? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which scientist is thought to have discovered the existence of gravity after seeing an apple fall from a tree in their garden? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Where would you feel the strongest gravitational force of attraction from Earth? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which planet has the strongest gravitational field? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Put these pairs of orbiting objects in order of increasing gravitational force between them, starting with the smallest. | Gravity | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these statements about the gravitational force from one object acting on another is correct? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why does the person shown on the southern hemisphere of Earth not fall off? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| Put these objects in order of increasing gravitational field strength, starting with the smallest. | Gravity | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| The photo shows an astronaut on the Moon with a flag. Why does the flag not droop towards the surface of the Moon? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| Where would you feel the strongest gravitational force of attraction from Earth? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these statements about gravitational forces is correct? | Gravity | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the nearest star to us on Earth? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the Sun mainly made of? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is a constellation in the night sky? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| How many planet Earths could you fit into the Sun? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following orbit the Sun? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 3 | No diagram |
| How long does it take for light from the Sun to reach Earth? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the Sun? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why do the stars in the night sky look different to the Sun, which is also a star? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match each keyword to the correct definition. | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Matching | Year 7 | 4 | No diagram |
| What is a light year? | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Starting with the smallest, put these in order of size from smallest to largest. | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Select the statements about stars that are true. | Stars, galaxies and the universe | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Which two of these astronomical objects give off light (are luminous)? | Heating by the Sun | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| What causes a parked car to heat up to a higher temperature than its surroundings on a sunny day? | Heating by the Sun | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
