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Solar System Quiz for Kids

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Solar System Quiz · Free games by Success Tutoring Games

Ages
6–12
School years
Basic 1–Basic 6
Skills
Order of the planets, Facts about the Sun, Moon and planets, Day, night, years and seasons
Time
2–5 minutes a round
Cost
Free, no sign-up
Updated

For grown-upsSolar System Quiz is a free space game that teaches kids about the planets, the Sun and the Moon, with a fun fact after every question.

In Ghana, Solar System Quiz suits children in Basic 1 to Basic 6. School years and levels on this page follow Ghanaian schools.

Science & GeographyAges 6–12Basic 1–Basic 6Free · No sign-up

How to play Solar System Quiz

  1. Choose a level: Space cadet (beginner) or Space explorer (advanced).
  2. Read each question and choose your answer.
  3. Read the fun fact to learn something new about space.
  4. Answer 10 questions and aim for three stars.

What your child learns

  • Order of the planets
  • Facts about the Sun, Moon and planets
  • Day, night, years and seasons
  • Scientific vocabulary

About Solar System Quiz

Space sparks curiosity like nothing else. This quiz covers the planets in order, which planets are biggest, hottest and smallest, and the science behind day and night, years and seasons.

Tip: remember the planets in order with the sentence “My Very Easy Method Just Speeds Up Naming” for Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.

Which level should my child play?
School yearSuggested level
Basic 1Space cadet
Basic 2Space cadet
Basic 3Space cadet
Basic 4Space explorer
Basic 5Space explorer
Basic 6Space explorer

Move up a level after getting three stars two or three times in a row.

Leaderboard

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Add this game to your website or class page

Teachers and schools are welcome to embed Solar System Quiz for free. Copy this code into your website, blog or learning platform:

Frequently asked questions

How many planets are in the solar system?

Eight: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

Why isn’t Pluto a planet?

In 2006 astronomers reclassified Pluto as a dwarf planet because it hasn’t cleared other objects from its orbit.

What age is this quiz for?

Roughly ages 6 to 12.

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