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Moons of Saturn - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 3 times
- The average score is 8 of 10
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| Hint | Name | % Correct |
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| This highly reflective moon is known for cryovolcanic activity at its south pole, and could also have an underground ocean that supports life | Enceladus | 100%
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| This moon, the outermost of Saturn's large moons, has a light hemisphere and a starkly contrasting dark hemisphere | Iapetus | 100%
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| This moon's disproportionately large Herschel crater has led to it being likened to the Death Star | Mimas | 100%
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| Besides being the largest moon of Saturn, this moon is the only moon to have an atmosphere and pools of liquid on its surface | Titan | 100%
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| This heavily-cratered moon has cliffs, fractures, and terrain often described as "wispy" | Dione | 67%
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| This is one of the largest non-spherical moons in the Solar System, and was the first such moon to be discovered | Hyperion | 67%
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| This ravioli-shaped moon was among those discovered in photographs taken by Voyager 2 | Pan | 67%
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| This is the smallest Solar System object known to be in hydrostatic equilibrium, and also has the lowest orbital eccentricity of all large moons of Saturn | Rhea | 67%
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| This moon is the lightest out of any large moon in the Solar System, with a density just under 1 g/cm^3 | Tethys | 67%
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| Two small moons orbiting Saturn orbit at the same distance from Saturn, and nearly collide before reversing direction; name either | Janus | Epimetheus | 33%
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