DIRECTIONS: Identify the planet being described. Write the answer on the space provided before each number.
1. The second closest planet from the Sun and is often called the Morning and Evening Star.
2. The nearest planet from the Sun with an approximate average distance of 58 million km and an equatorial diameter of 4,880 km.
3. The sixth planet from the Sun with an approximate average distance of 1.4 billion km and an equatorial diameter of 120,536 km.
4. The only habitable planet in the solar system and known as the Blue Planet. It is about 149 million km from the Sun.
5. It is the biggest planet in the solar system. It is about 774 million km from the Sun.
6. It is also known as the Red Planet because of the iron oxide present on its surface.
7. The twin planet of the Uranus in terms of size and mass. Its approximate average distance is 4.5 billion km from the Sun.
8. It has an approximate average distance of 2.9 billion km from the Sun. The color is blue-green and with an equatorial diameter of 51,118 km.
9. A term used to describe Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars aside from inner planets.
10. The gaseous planets in the solar system made up mostly of helium and hydrogen.​