Question

are rocky planets with iron cores
1 point
outer planets
dwarf planet
asteroid belt
inner planets
large meteoroid that does not burn up and strikes earth (cause craters)
1 point
meteorite
meteor
geocentric
mercury

Explanation:

First Question (Rocky Planets with Iron Cores)

Inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars) are rocky with iron cores. Outer planets are gaseous, dwarf planets are smaller, asteroid belt is a region. So Inner Planets fit.

A meteorite is a meteoroid that survives atmospheric entry and hits Earth. Meteor is the streak, geocentric is a model, Mercury is a planet. So Meteorite is correct.

Answer:

D. Inner Planets

Second Question (Large Meteoroid Striking Earth)