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Planet Jeopardy Science 9

Size 100 What is the largest planet in our solar system?

Size 200 What planet is closest in size to earth?

Size 300 What is the smallest gas giant?

Size 400

Size 500

Atmosphere 100 Which planet rains sulfuric acid?

Atmosphere 200 On which planet does water exist in all three phases?

Atmosphere 300 What planet’s atmosphere is mainly composed of hydrogen, helium and methane?

Atmosphere 400

Atmosphere 500 Which planet doesn’t have an atmosphere?

Miscellaneous 100 What are the five planets that are visible with the unaided eye?

Miscellaneous 200 Which body in the solar system was once categorized as a planet, but since 2006 no longer is?

Miscellaneous 300 The only planet known to support life?

Miscellaneous 400 Which planet is the hottest?

Miscellaneous 500 Which is the only planet that spins on a horizontal axis?

Distance from Sun 100

Distance from Sun 200

Distance from Sun 300

Distance from Sun 400

Distance from Sun 500

Satellites 100

Satellites 200

Satellites 300

Satellites 400

Satellites 500

Size 100 Jupiter

Size 200 Venus

Size 300

Size 400

Size 500

Atmosphere 100 Venus

Atmosphere 200 Earth

Atmosphere 300 Neptune

Atmosphere 400

Atmosphere 500 Mercury

Miscellaneous 100 Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn

Miscellaneous 200 Pluto

Miscellaneous 300 Earth

Miscellaneous 400

Miscellaneous 500 Uranus

Distance from Sun 100

Distance from Sun 200

Distance from Sun 300

Distance from Sun 400 Venus

Distance from Sun 500

Satellites 100

Satellites 200

Satellites 300

Satellites 400

Satellites 500