A Day in the Life of a Young Astronaut: An Adventure Through the Solar System
Questions:
5
Grade:
5
Words:
77
Meet Max, a young astronaut. His mission? To zip through our solar system! First stop, Mercury! It's hot, hot, hot! Next, Venus, the brightest star in our night sky. Wow, Earth looks blue from space! On Mars, he rocks the red terrain. Jupiter amazes Max with its giant size. Saturn's rings are a stunning sight! Uranus spins on its side, and Neptune's winds are wild! Pluto's not a planet, but an icy dwarf. What an out-of-this-world adventure!
Question 1
What was Max's first stop in the solar system?
A
Venus
B
Earth
C
Mars
D
Mercury
Explanation. In the text, it is stated that Max's first stop was Mercury.
E
Jupiter
Question 2
Which planet is known for its red terrain?
A
Mercury
B
Venus
C
Earth
D
Jupiter
E
Mars
Explanation. The text states that Max rocks the red terrain on Mars, indicating it is known for its red surface.
Question 3
What is the unique characteristic of Uranus according to the text?
A
It spins on its side
Explanation. The text mentions that Uranus spins on its side.
B
It has giant size
C
It has rings
D
It has wild winds
E
It's the brightest star
Question 4
Why is Pluto not considered a planet?
A
It's too small
B
It's too far from the sun
C
It's an icy dwarf
Explanation. According to the text, Pluto is referred as an icy dwarf, that's why it isn't classified as a planet.
D
It doesn't have any moons
E
It doesn't spin
Question 5
According to the text, what is unique about Neptune?
A
It's the brightest star
B
It has rings
C
Its winds are wild
Explanation. The text mentions that Neptune has wild winds.
D
It's red
E
It spins on its side
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