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smallest planet
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Second hottest planet
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Earth's sister planet
Mercury
Venus
Earth
mars
Closest planet to the Sun
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
names after the Roman goddess of beauty and love
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
rotates in opposite direction of other planets
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
second brightest object in the night sky
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
hottest planet
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
named after Roman messenger to the gods
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
third planet from Sun
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
fourth planet from Sun
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
only planet not named after a god
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
second planet from the Sun
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
only one natural satellite
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
largest dust storms
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
70% of surface is covered in water
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
called Red planet
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
home to the tallest mountain
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
names after Roman god of war
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Mars,Venus,Earth, Mercury,Saturn Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune
Earth,Venus,Mars Jupiter, Neptune, Mercury,Saturn, Uranus
Mercury,Venus,Earth Mars,Jupiter, Saturn,Uranus Neptune
Which planet is the twin of Neptune?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Earth
What planet has the biggest volcano in the solar system, named Olympus Mons?
Which planet has the Great Red Spot?
Which of these planets has ONLY been successfully visited by the Venera probes about 40 years ago?
Venus
Neptune
Mercury
Jupiter
Which planet below is an outer planet?
Which planet is so light that it can float on water?
Mercury
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
What planet is known as Earth's twin?
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Which planet has sulfuric acid rain?
Mars
Neptune
Venus
Saturn
Which planet is most like our moon?
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Neptune
Which planet was named for the Messenger of the gods because it moves quickly around the sun?
Mercury
Uranus
Saturn
Mars
Which planet rotates on its side?
Neptune
Saturn
Mars
Uranus
Which planet has the 4 Galilean moons?
Uranus
Saturn
Jupiter
Neptune
Which planet is known for its DARK blue color?
Uranus
Neptune
Venus
Mars
Which of these is true about outer planets? Select all that apply.
Larger than inner planets
Mainly made of gas
Known since Ancient times
All have rings
All have been better explored than inner planets
Which of the planets below have no moons?
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Which planet has a year that is over 160 Earth years long?
Uranus
Saturn
Jupiter
Neptune
Which of these planets has the most moons?
Jupiter
Uranus
Venus
Neptune
What planet has 2 moons that are most likely captured asteroids?
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Neptune
Which planet is the twin of Neptune?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Earth
Which planet is this?
Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Neptune
Which planet has a day that is longer than a year?
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Neptune
Which planet is named for the King of the Gods due to its large size?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
How do the orbits of the outer planets compare to the inner planets?
The outer planets have shorter orbits because their rotations are shorter.
The inner planets have shorter orbits because their rotations are shorter.
The outer planets have longer orbits because they are farther from the sun.
The inner planets have longer orbits because their orbits are ellipses.
Which are the terrestrial or rocky planets?
Venus, Earth, Mercury, Mars
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Jupiter
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn
Venus, Mars, Earth, Saturn
Planets that are closest to the Sun are identified as
low-density jovian planets
low-density terrestrial planets
high-density jovian planets
high-density terrestrial planets
Without gravity, the stars, planets and all objects in the universe would _______.
continue to orbit each other
move in a random direction
move in a straight line
stop moving
A(n) _____ is the curved path of an object around a point/object in space.
orbit
rotation
revolution
phase
Smaller values for eccentricity describe...
more circular ellipses.
"flatter" ellipses.
The orbits of the planets in our solar system are mostly circular.
True
False
What Planet is the second from the Sun?
Mars
Venus
Neptune
Mercury
What planets experience the effects of Green house gasses?
Earth and Venus
Earth and Mars
Venus and Mars
Venus and Saturn
Why do the planets orbit the sun?
Elctromagnetism
Gravity
Electricty
Luck
How old is the Solar system?
4.6 Billion years old
4.6 million years old
460 million years old
46 million years old
One year on Earth is defined by one of these?
1 Rotation of Earth
1 Revolution of Earth
365 Revolutions of Earth
300 Rotations of Earth
What are the Terrestrial Planets
Jupiter, Saturn, Earth, Mars
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Mercury, Venus, Uranus, Neptune
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
What are the Jovian Planets
Jupiter, Saturn, Earth, Mars
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Mercury, Venus, Uranus, Neptune
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
What is the only planet with liquid water?
Neptune
Mars
Earth
Io
What planet has 11 ties the radius of Earth and has twice as much mass as all other planets combined?
Jupiter
Sun
Saturn
Betelgeuse
What celestial object is refered to as a "dirty snowball"
Astroids
Dwarf planets
Jovian Planets
Comets
What planet is closest to the sun?
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Neptune
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the inner planets?
Smaller
Rocky
Gaseous
Shorter years
Which of the following is a terrestrial planet?
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Uranus
Which of the following is a ‘Gas Giant’?
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Earth
It takes Earth 365 days to __________ around the sun
Rotate
Orbit
Revolve
Stay
What is planet #7?
Mercury
Venus
Uranus
Neptune
Which planet has the shortest day at roughly 10 hours?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Which of Jupiter's moons may be the most promising place to find life?
Europa
Io
Titan
Ganymede
Which of the following is the most volcanically active moon in our solar system?
Europa
Io
Triton
Titan
The largest and most extensive ring system belongs to:
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
Neptune
One year on Saturn is equal to almost _____ Earth years.
30
40
50
60
Uranus and Neptune get their vibrant greenish-blue colors from which of the following gasses that is present in their atmopsheres:
Carbon
Iron
Methane
Hydrogen
Saturn's largest moon is called:
Ganymede
Titan
Triton
Caron
The largest moon in our solar system is:
Ganymede
Titan
Triton
Callisto
Neptune in the furthest planet from the sun at roughly 30 AU.
True
False
The windiest planet in our solar system.
Neptune
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Sunlight on Earth is 900x brighter than on this planet.
Jupiter
Uranus
Neptune
Saturn
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Jupiter
7th planet from the sun. It orbits on its side.
Jupiter
Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
Which planet has the Great Red Spot?
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Jupiter
6th planet from the sun. Known for its rings.
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Jupiter
Which planet is Saturn?
5
6
7
8
Which gas giant has the most noticeable rings?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Which gas giant has the Great Dark Spot?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
This planet was discovered using mathematics.
Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
Jupiter
5th planet from the sun. Has 67 moons
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Jupiter
This planet has the most moons in our solar system.
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
This planet has the strongest winds in our solar system.
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Largest Planet
Neptune
Saturn
Jupiter
Uranus
This stormy planet is the home to the Great Red Spot.
Neptune
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
