
Planets!!
Quiz by Katelin Stockton
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- Q1A _______________ is a body that orbits a star.planetmooncratersun45s
- Q2What are the inner planets?Mercury, Mars, Jupiter SaturnMercury, Venus, Earth, MarsEarth, Mars, Jupiter, UranusJupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus45s
- Q3____________is the planet closet to the sun.MercuryMarsSaturnEarth45s
- Q4True or False? Mercury is extremely hot on the side facing the sunFalseTrue45s
- Q5_______ the hottest and brightest planet.MarsVenusEarthMercury45s
- Q6High levels of _________ are found in Venus's atmosphere.CO2HHeCO45s
- Q7__________ has a reddish color and two small moons.MarsVenusJupiterMercury45s
- Q8The outer planets include __________________.Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and NeptuneJupiter, Pluto, MarsEarth, Mars, NeptuneUranus, Saturn, Earth, Mars45s
- Q9Characteristics of outer planets:large, gaseous, have rings, solid cores.large, solid, spin fasthave rings, gaseous, small45s
- Q10_________ is the largest planet in the solar systemMarsSaturnNeptuneJupiter45s
- Q11One of the Jupiters’s unique features is (are) the______________large red spot on its surface, which is actually a stormvolcanoes.ringsclouds45s
- Q12_______________ is the second largest planet and it has many ringsMarsJupiterUranusSaturn45s
- Q13Saturn's rings are mostly particles of ___________ice and gasdirt and rockswater and gasdust and ice45s
- Q14____________ is very cold with temperatures way below freezingMercuryPlutoNeptuneUranus45s
- Q15_____________ appears blue because of its gasesPlutomoonMarsNeptune45s