The document provides information about the planets in our solar system. It lists facts about each planet such as their size, order from the Sun, and basic characteristics. It also asks questions to test comprehension of the facts provided, such as identifying the largest and smallest planets, why Earth can support life, which planet has rings, and why Pluto is no longer classified as a planet.

2. The smallest
planet in the solar
system.
The planet nearest
to the Sun.

3. The fourth smallest
planet in the solar
system.
 The second planet
from the Sun.
And it is seen from
Earth as a bright
morning or evening
star.

4. The third planet in order from
the Sun with an orbital period
of 365.26 days.
Has a distance from the Sun
of 93,000,000 mi.
Surrounded by an
atmosphere composed primarily
of nitrogen and oxygen.
 And it is the only planet in
the universe known to support
life.

5. The third smallest
planet in the solar
system
The fourth planet
from the Sun.
Mars has two small
satellites and its
surface is reddish
orange in color.

6.  The largest planet
in the solar system.
The fifth in order
from the Sun.

7. The second-largest
planet in the solar
system.
 The sixth planet
from the Sun.
 It has bright rings
made up of orbiting
fragments of rock.

8.  The seventh
smallest planet in
the solar system
The seventh planet
from the Sun.

9.  The eighth planet
from the Sun in our
solar system.

10. The smallest planet
noticed at the point of
view to earth.
It is also the
furthest planet
observed.
Scientists declared
that Pluto is not a
planet from 2007.

11.  The largest planet in the solar system is
__________.
 The smallest planet in the solar system is
__________.
 Why can people live in Earth?
 The first planet in the solar system is ________.
 The last planet in the solar system is _________.
 Why did scientists say that Pluto wasn’t a planet
anymore?
 What can be the next possible planet that people
can live in?
 Which planet has a huge ring around it?