About our solar system - planets
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- Q1the name given for the first four planets is the...near planetsfar planetsJovian planetsterrestrial planets30s
- Q2the name give for the last four planets is...terrestrial planetsJovian planetsnear planetsfar planets30s
- Q3this planet tends to be covered in craters since it has very little atmosphereMercuryVenusEarthMars30s
- Q4This planet is considered to be Earth's twin and is also called the evening starVenusMarsJupiterMercury30s
- Q5this planet has clouds that appear to be composed of sulfuric acidVenusPlutoMercuryEarth30s
- Q6this planet has two polar ice caps and two natural satellitesJupiterMercuryVenusMars30s
- Q7this separates the inner and outer sets of planetsKuiper beltasteroid beltOort Cloud30s
- Q8This planet has a large red stormNeptuneJupiterSaturnUranus30s
- Q9This planet is know for having an extensive ring systemUranusSaturnNeptuneJupiter30s
- Q10This planet is tilted on its side almost 90 degreesJupiterNeptuneUranusSaturn30s
- Q11This planet actually changes places with Pluto during the course of its orbit, making it further from the sun than PlutoJupiterNeptuneUranusSaturn30s
- Q12the planet that lies between the Earth and the asteroid belt is...JupiterVenusMercuryMars30s
- Q13the planet that lies between Jupiter and Uranus is...SaturnNeptuneUranusPluto30s