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Venus Quizzes, Questions & Answers
Love and war, what comes between them? Read more
Why, people of course! And the same goes for the planet of love and the planet of war! They say men are from mars, and women are from Venus! And that's what these quizzes are about. Get ready to travel to the planet whose atmosphere is as acidic as a woman scorned, and get ready to answer questions about this mysterious cloudy planet!
Why don't scientists actually know what the surface of the planet looks like? How many moons does it have? Why is it named after the god of love? Why is it the only planet that's called a star? Is it called the morning, or the evening star? With questions like these, you may soon be in love with this planet! Read less
Why don't scientists actually know what the surface of the planet looks like? How many moons does it have? Why is it named after the god of love? Why is it the only planet that's called a star? Is it called the morning, or the evening star? With questions like these, you may soon be in love with this planet! Read less
Venus Quizzes By Grade
9th GradeTop Trending Venus Quizzes
This quiz covers characteristics of Venus, including its orbit, rotation, atmospheric composition, and surface observation methods.
Questions: 16 | Attempts: 138 | Last updated: Jun 10, 2024
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Sample Question 1The orbit of Venus is such that its angular distance from the Sun is never more than 47 degrees. As a consequence:
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Sample Question 2The rotation axis of Venus is almost perfectly at right angles to the plane of its orbit. As a consequence Venus' seasons:
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Sample Question 3Because the rotation of Venus is "retrograde":