Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Rebuses:
What Vega is or what Sirius is + A word for fine particles of solid matter that rhymes with "rust" = A large cluster of distant celestial bodies that appear as fine particles
2. Anagram:
Change one letter from the word in capital letters in the sentence below, and rearrange the letters to make a new word.
This planet is next to SATURN, and is the seventh planet from the sun.
3. Hidden word:
Being in this darkness could seem a little glum. Bravery may be needed to go into one of these places of total shadow created by an eclipse.
4. Fractured words:
Bawl lune
5. Rebuses:
Drops of water that fall from the sky + A weapon for shooting arrows = An arch containing the colors of the spectrum that sometimes forms in the sky
6. Hidden word:
One of these can be thought of as a dirty snowball with a long tail made of ice and dust. Mankind has come to expect to see a certain one of these celestial bodies every 76 years.
7. Rebuses:
A word that can mean fantastic or excellent + The sudden brightening of a star = A star that explodes and temporarily burns with an intensity one million times that of the sun
8. Rhyming:
A self-confident creature with feathers and wings can be known as an assured ____.
9. Missing letters:
St_rsh_p
10. Wordsearch:
Now you need to write down all nine answers horizontally, making sure to line up the first letter in each row, the second letter in each row, etc. If there are any answers that have two words, do not leave a space between them. After you've written them all down you should be able to find a sky-related word hidden vertically in the words. What is the hidden word?
Here's an example using only six words:
If you had these words for your answers you would line them up like this (except more aligned):
W A S P S
S A T U R N
S U N L I G H T
S K Y S C R A P E R
L U N A
S T A R S
The hidden word in this case would be "pulsar" so that would be the correct answer.
Source: Author
milesprower18
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