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1
What fairytale character/s is Earth described as
Red riding hood
Hansel and Gretel
Goldilocks
The little Mermaid
2
Mars is known as the _______ planet?
Green
Red
Orange
Yellow
3
Which of these give Uranus and Neptune their blue colour
Methamphetamine
Sulfur
Chloride
Methane
4
What has been sent by humans to explore the surface of mars
Cyborgs
Robots
Androids
Fairies
5
Why is it called the Solar System?
Because everything is hot
Because it's centred around the sun
Because it has energy
Because it’s centred around earth
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What is Venus mostly made of
Nickel
Hydrogen and Helium
Carbon Dioxide
Neon
7
How long does it take Neptune to Orbit around the sun
365 days
24 years
258 years
88 days
8
Jupiter is known as what
a red dwarf
a red giant
a tomato
a gas giant
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Approximately how many moons does Jupiter have?
37
57
67
47
10
How many planets are between Saturn and the Sun
7
5
3
10
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Venus is the _____________ planet in the Solar system
most watery
Hottest
ugliest
Smallest
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In what direction does Uranus spin
Forwards
Diagonally
Backwards
Sideways
13
Which of these substances is on mars
Air
Water
Earth
Fire
14
How long does it take mercury to go around the sun
88 days
2 hours
2 months
8 days
15
What is the sun made of?
Boron and Carbon
Lithium and Beryllium
Bubblegum and Candyfloss
Hydrogen and Helium
16
A ring of asteroids is known as what?
An asteroid loop
cereal
An asteroid hoola hoop
An asteroid belt
17
The great red spot is a what on Jupiter
Storm
Cloud
Tsunami
Moon
18
The rings of saturn are made of what
Water and Meteors
Ice and Dust
Watermelons
Fire and Rocks
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Mercury is the __________ planet in the Solar system
Smallest
Ugliest
Hottest
Most watery
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Approximately how far is the sun from the Earth?
100,000 miles
93 Million Miles
13 Billion miles
80 Billion km
