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The Planets in our Solar System
The Planets in our Solar System
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A #science #blindquiz to test your knowledge about the different planets in the Solar System
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How many moons does Saturn have?
40
70
50
60
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Saturn's ring is made up of the following except
Water
Lava
Rock
Ice
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This planet has two moons named Phobos and Deimos.
Venus
Uranus
Pluto
Mars
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A star that is the source of light and heat for the planets in the solar system.
Epsilon Indi
Altair
Sun
Zeta Ophiuchi
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The moon is 238,164 miles (384,400 km) away from the Earth.
True
False
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Has the most moons, largest planet, gas giant and has a large red spot.
Neptune
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
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Gas giant. Has the highest winds in solar system, and rotates counterclockwise.
Mercury
Jupiter
Uranus
Neptune
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A star that revolves around a planet
Moon
Sun
Star
Neptune
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It is 93,000,000 miles from the Earth
Star
Sun
Moon
Pluto
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Has one moon, orbits the sun in 365 days and one rotation in 24 hours
Pluto
Saturn
Earth
Mars
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7th planet from the sun
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
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6th planet from the sun
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Pluto
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Huge group of single stars, star systems, star clusters, dust, & gas bound together by gravity
Ozone Layer
Mega Galaxy
Super Star
Galaxy
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All are Jupiter's moons except
Europa
Io
Enceladus
Callisto
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The closest planet to the Sun, very cold on one side and very hot on the other.
Venus
Earth
Mars
Mercury
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Covered with volcanoes, no moon, hottest planet, and rotates very slowly and backwards.
Earth
Venus
Sun
Mercury
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Jupiter and Saturn are examples of
Inward Planets
Middle Planets
Outer Planets
Inner Planets
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Since 2006, it is known as the "Dwarf Planet"
Saturn
Jupiter
Earth
Pluto
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All are examples of inner planets, except
Neptune
Mars
Mercury
Venus
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It is also called the Red Planet
Earth
Mercury
Venus
Mars