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The Neptune Quiz

Can you guess these facts about the planet and god Neptune?
Inspired by the mars quiz by Kingeureka
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Last updated: June 5, 2020
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Named after the Roman god of the ____
Sea
How many moons does Neptune have?
14
What is the name of the largest moon?
Triton
Neptune has 5 main ____
Rings
The only spacecraft that has flown by Neptune in 1989
Voyager 2
Neptune’s atmosphere mainly consists of what 2 gases?
Hydrogen
Helium
First person to observe Neptune
Galileo Galilei
Neptune is the smallest of the ice ____
Giants
In Greek mythology, what god is the equivalent of Neptune?
Poseidon
A three pronged spear that was used by Neptune and the above
Trident
What is Neptune’s smallest moon?
Hippocamp
Name any of Neptune’s main rings
Galle | Laverrier | Lassell | Arago | Adams
Neptune has the second highest surface gravity from all planets. What planet has the highest?
Jupiter
The name of Neptune’s wife
Salacia
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