International Grade 7 Science Fourth Tryout Question Grid 2025

1. Students are expected to identify the name of a system that consists of a star and the planets that orbit around it.
2. Students should recognize the planet where the Sun rises in the west and is known as the “greenhouse planet.
3. Students are asked to choose the planet that takes 165 years to orbit the Sun and has extremely cold temperatures.
4. Students need to determine which planet is the coldest by comparing their average distances from the Sun.
5. Students will select the main reasons why Earth can support life among several options.
6. Students are expected to identify the reason why Mars is called the "Red Planet."
7. Students should recall between which two planets the asteroid belt is located.
8. Students need to distinguish which of the planets is not a rocky planet based on its characteristics.
9. Students are asked to identify what kind of object burns in the sky and looks like a shooting star.
10. Students will name the dwarf planet that is found in the asteroid belt.
11. Students are expected to explain the similarity between natural and artificial satellites.
12. Students need to compare a comet and an asteroid and recognize their differences.
13. Students should recognize the name of the Sun’s outermost layer.
14. Students are asked to predict what happens when the Sun runs out of hydrogen in its core.
15. Students will explain the use of satellites, telescopes, and spacecraft in studying space.
16. Students need to identify which everyday activity depends the most on GPS technology.
17. Students should explain what causes the Moon to have different phases during the month.
18. Students are expected to describe why the Earth experiences four seasons in a year.
19. Students will explain why the Moon affects tides on Earth more than the Sun does.
20. Students need to relate how a lunar eclipse is connected to high tides on Earth.
21. Students are asked to write two correct examples of dwarf planets that are located in the Kuiper Belt.
22. Students should name the Moon phase that happens when the Moon is directly between the Earth and the Sun.