Statistics for Solar System Tile Select

Click here to take the quiz!

General Stats
Answer Stats
Score Distribution
Your Score History

General Stats

This quiz has been taken 34 times
The average score is 87 of 120

Answer Stats

Question	Tile	Select	% Correct
6 real planets in the solar system	Andromeda	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Bosnia	No	100%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Ceres	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Earth	Yes	100%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	Earth's Moon	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Ireland	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Jupiter	Yes	100%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Jupiter	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Jupyter	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Mars	Yes	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Marty	No	100%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Mercury	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Mercury	Yes	100%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Mercury	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Nebula	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Neptoon	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Saturn	Yes	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Titan	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Uranes	No	100%
6 real planets in the solar system	Uranus	Yes	100%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Jupiter	Yes	97%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Mars	No	97%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Neptune	Yes	97%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Elane	No	93%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Saturn	Yes	93%
3 people who have walked on the moon	Stu Roosa	No	93%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Theodore Roosevelt	No	93%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	Usain Bolt	No	93%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	Halley's	Yes	90%
6 real planets in the solar system	Pluto	No	90%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	The Sun	No	90%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Titan	No	90%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Neptune	Yes	86%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Nikola Tesla	No	86%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Uranus	Yes	86%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Corpus	No	83%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Io	Yes	83%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Kallichore	No	83%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Ledo	No	83%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Luna	No	83%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Mnesonme	No	83%
9 home countries of space travelers	Nepal	No	83%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Saturn	Yes	83%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Venus	No	83%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	Andromeda	No	79%
9 home countries of space travelers	Bosnia and Herzegovina	No	79%
3 people who have walked on the moon	Dick Gordon	No	79%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Eris	Yes	79%
3 people who have walked on the moon	Frank Borman	No	79%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Jupiter	Yes	79%
3 people who have walked on the moon	Neil Armstrong	Yes	79%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Thomas Edison	No	79%
4 Planets Bigger than Earth	Uranus	Yes	79%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	1620 Geographos, Clementine, 1994	No	76%
3 people who have walked on the moon	Buzz Aldrin	Yes	76%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Callisto	Yes	76%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	Ceres	No	76%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Edwin Hubble	Yes	76%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	Eris	No	76%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	Hale-Bopp	Yes	76%
9 home countries of space travelers	Japan	Yes	76%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Makemake	Yes	76%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	Mars, MSL Curiosity, 2012	Yes	76%
3 people who have walked on the moon	Michael Collins	No	76%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	North American X-15	No	76%
3 people who have walked on the moon	Tom Stafford	No	76%
9 home countries of space travelers	United States	Yes	76%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Europa	Yes	72%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Johannes Kepler	Yes	72%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	Jupiter	No	72%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	Pluto	Yes	72%
9 home countries of space travelers	Russia	Yes	72%
9 home countries of space travelers	Brazil	Yes	69%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Haumea	Yes	69%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Io	Yes	69%
9 home countries of space travelers	Pakistan	No	69%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Artilles	No	66%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	Fastest Unmanned Rocket Sled	No	66%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Kuiper Belt	Yes	66%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	Mars, Mariner 8, 1971	No	66%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	Saturn	No	66%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Triton	Yes	66%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	Venus	Yes	66%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	Ceres, DAWN, 2015	Yes	62%
9 home countries of space travelers	Chile	No	62%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	Earth, relative to sun	Yes	62%
9 home countries of space travelers	Poland	Yes	62%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	Voyager 1	Yes	62%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	Earth	Yes	59%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	Helios 2	Yes	59%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	Moon, relative to Earth	No	59%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	Wild-2	Yes	59%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	Mercury, Mariner 10, 1974	Yes	55%
9 home countries of space travelers	Portugal	No	55%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	Sun, Parker Solar Probe, 2018	Yes	55%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	Sun, Pioneer E,1969	No	55%
4 objects lighter by mass than Neptune	Uranus	Yes	55%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	4 Vesta	No	52%
9 home countries of space travelers	Argentina	No	52%
9 home countries of space travelers	Belgium	Yes	52%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Earth	Yes	52%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Lyman Spitzer	Yes	52%
7 objects intentionally photographed by Voyager 2	Pluto	No	52%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Titan	No	52%
5 successful space probe missions (Destination, Spacecraft, Year)	Halley, Vega 1,1986	Yes	45%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Thyone	Yes	45%
9 home countries of space travelers	Czechoslovakia	Yes	41%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Galileo	No	41%
4 Objects Faster than the New Horizons Probe	Helios 1	Yes	41%
4 comets (must produce a visible Coma).	Swift-Tuttle	Yes	41%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Gerymande	Yes	38%
9 home countries of space travelers	New Zealand	No	38%
4 ALWAYS trans-Neptunian objects (Objects further away from the sun than Neptune at all times. One of these is a TNO, but is within Neptune's orbit for about 8% of it's orbital cycle, so don't select it!)	Pluto	No	38%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Isonoe	Yes	28%
7 of the Moons of Jupiter	Kore	Yes	28%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Nicolaus Copernicus	No	28%
9 home countries of space travelers	Bulgaria	Yes	21%
4 people with successfully launched NASA space telescopes named after them	Albert Einstein	Yes	17%
3 people who have walked on the moon	John Young	Yes	17%
9 home countries of space travelers	Afghanistan	Yes	7%