| Question | Answer |
| Question One What does everything in the solar system orbit around? A) The Earth B)The Sun C)The Moon | B)The sun
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Question Two What is the sun made up of? A)The sun contains 98% of all materials in the solar system B) Carbon C)Mercury and Fire D)50% of the solar systems water | A)The sun contains 98% of all materials in the solar system
| Question Three What the difference between a comet and a meteor A) A comet orbits the earth and a meteor burns up. B) A comet orbits the sun and a meteor burns up C) They are both shooting stars | B) A comet orbits the sun and a meteor burns up
| Question Four How many Apollo missions landed on the moon A)1 B) 3 C) 6 D)9 | B)6
| Question Five Which is the second planet from the sun? A) Mars B) Earth C)Venus | C)Venus
| Question Six Which is the lightest planet? A)Mars- it is smallest B)Saturn- is it made of helium and hydrogen C)Neptune- it is the furthest from the sun | B)Saturn- is it made of helium and hydrogen
| Question Seven Which planet has the solar system’s biggest volcano? A)Earth B)Mars C)Venus | B)Mars
| Question Eight Which planet got its name from Greek mythology? A)Pluto B)Mercury C)Uranus | C)Uranus
| Question Nine Which planet was named by an 11 year old girl from England? A)Venus B)Mars C)Pluto | C)Pluto
| Question Ten What is a Supernova? A)An extremely powerful explosion of a Moon B)An extremely powerful explosion of a Planet C)An extremely powerful explosion of a Star | C)An extremely powerful explosion of a Star
| Question Eleven Which planet is known for its extreme winds? A)Neptune B)Earth C)Pluto | A)Neptune
| Question Twelve Neptune has how many rings? A)9 B)12 C)6 | C)6
| Question Thirteen Which is the third planet from the sun? A)Earth B)Moon C)Pluto | A)Earth
| Question Fourteen Which is the biggest planet in the solar system? A)Neptune B)Jupiter C)Saturn | B)Jupiter
| Question Fifteen Where is the asteroid belt A) Between Earth and Mars B) Between the sun and Mercury C) Between Mars and Jupiter D) Beyond Pluto | C) Between Mars and Jupiter |
