Match the correct answer. Column A Column B 1. Mars a. The largest planet. 2. Venus b. House of the largest mountain in the solar system. 3. Saturn c. Sideways planet. 4. Uranus d. Rotates on its axis from east to west. 5. Jupiter e. Planet with rings.

Mars is the house of the largest mountain in the solar system. This planet is called the red planet. Venus rotates in a clockwise direction that is rotates on its axis from east to west. Saturn has huge visible rings. This is the second largest planet in the solar system. Uranus has rings and which rotates in clockwise and in sideways. It is also a gaseous planet. Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, and it has rings around it. It is about 318 times bigger than Earth. Column A Column B 1. Mars b. House of the largest mountain in the solar system. 2. Venus d. Rotates on its axis from east to west. 3. Saturn e. Planet with rings. 4. Uranus c. Sideways planet. 5. Jupiter a. The largest planet.

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Column A	Column B
1. Mars	a. The largest planet.
2. Venus	b. House of the largest mountain in the solar system.
3. Saturn	c. Sideways planet.
4. Uranus	d. Rotates on its axis from east to west.
5. Jupiter	e. Planet with rings.