Name one of the Solar System's eight planets.
Use the current eight-planet classification. Dwarf planets and moons do not count.
The eight planets orbit the Sun. Pluto belongs to the dwarf-planet category, and the Moon is a natural satellite.
Reveal all 8 checked answers and scores
Points are editorial tiers. The source supports membership in the set, not how many people know an answer.
- Earth 25 · Familiar
- Earth is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
- Mars 25 · Familiar
- Mars is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
- Jupiter 50 · Less common
- Jupiter is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
- Saturn 50 · Less common
- Saturn is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
- Venus 75 · Uncommon
- Venus is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
- Mercury 75 · Uncommon
- Mercury is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
- Neptune 100 · Rare
- Neptune is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
- Uranus 100 · Rare
- Uranus is in the 8-answer set defined by this question.
Checked exclusions
- Pluto: Pluto is a dwarf planet, not one of the eight planets.
- Moon: The Moon is Earth's natural satellite, not a planet.
Sources for this question
- About the Planets
NASA eight-planet list; dwarf planets and moons excluded.
science.nasa.gov · Checked 2026-11-02
- Planet
NASA eight-planet list; dwarf planets and moons excluded.
en.wikipedia.org · Checked 2026-11-02
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