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Intro to the Solar System
By NICHOLAS GLAESER
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Which planet from our Solar System does this picture show?
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Which planet has thin rings and a storm called the Great Dark Spot?
Jupiter
Uranus
Venus
Neptune
Why is Mars called the “red planet”?
because it has a Great Red Spot
because it has two red moons
because it has thick red clouds
because it has reddish dust and rocks
What is the center of our Solar System?
Earth
asteroids
the Sun
the Moon
Which planet is a gas giant?
Pluto
Mercury
Mars
Neptune
Why is Venus the hottest planet in our Solar System?
It is the closest planet to the Sun.
Its clouds trap in a lot of heat.
It has a very powerful storm.
It is mostly made of hot gases.
How is Uranus different from the other planets in our Solar System?
It is made mostly of hot gases.
It spins on its side like a rolling ball.
It has rings made of rocks and ice.
It is the furthest planet from the Sun.
How are the planets in the inner Solar System different from the planets in the outer Solar System?
the inner Solar System planets are larger
the inner Solar System planets are warmer
the inner Solar System planets are more gaseous
the inner Solar System planets are colder
Why is Pluto considered a dwarf planet?
Because it is smaller and its orbit around the Sun is different.
Because it has more moons than any of the other planets.
Because it orbits around Neptune instead of the Sun.
Because one side of Pluto is hot, and the other side is cold.
Which sentence is TRUE?
Saturn is the only planet with rings.
The Sun is the closest star to Earth.
The Earth is in the outer Solar System.
Jupiter’s surface is dry and rocky.