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Solar System Quiz Part 1
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1
Caloris Basin is a feature of which planet
Earth
Mercury
Mars
Callisto
2
The Great Red Spot is a feature of which planet
Jupiter
Neptune
Venus
Mars
3
How are Caloris Basin and the Jumbled Terrain on Mercury related?
Two of the above are correct
They are both volcanoes
They are located on opposite sides of the planet
Shock waves from asteroid impact made Jumbled Terrain
4
Has the largest system of rings
Earth
Neptune
Jupiter
Saturn
5
Olympus Mons and Valles Marinaris are features of which planet?
Mars
Earth
Venus
Neptune
6
Moons of this planet are Phobos and Deimos
Mars
Pluto
Earth
Venus
7
Located between Mars and Jupiter
Earth
Asteroid belt
Kuiper belt
Saturn
8
What planet has the moons Miranda, Ariel, and Oberon?
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
9
The planet that was discovered using mathematics
Mercury
Neptune
Io
Jupiter
10
Planet that would float on water
Jupiter
Saturn
Pluto
Mercury
11
Which of the following answers lists the four gas giants
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune
Titan, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus
Pluto, Jupiter, Saturn, and Titan
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars
12
Is the most volcanically active.
Titan
Io
Earth
Venus
13
Which of the following about the Great Red Spot is INCORRECT.
It is on Jupiter
It is the size of 3 Earths
It is on Saturn
It is a stationary storm
14
Planet that spins in its side
Venus
Uranus
Jupiter
Neptune
15
The planet with the highest surface temperature
Mercury
Sun
Venus
Saturn
16
The only moon with an atomosphere
Triton
Europa
Ganymede
Titan
17
The area of the solar system where comets come from
Sun
Pluto
Kuiper belt
Jupiter
18
What are the three most common components of the atmospheres of the gas giants?
hydrogen, helium, and methane
nitrogen, ammonia, and oxygen
hydrogen, ammonia, and oxygen
nitrogen, oxygen, and helium