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Here are the answers for the "Types of Houses" worksheet:
Row 1 (left to right):
- block of flats (the tall multi-storey building with many windows)
- cottage (the charming small house with decorative gables and garden)
- skyscraper (the very tall city building in the background)
Row 2 (left to right):
4. detached house (the standalone house with a pointed roof)
5. semi-detached house (the two houses joined together side by side)
6. terraced house (the row of identical houses joined in a long line)
Row 3 (left to right):
7. farmhouse (the rustic house with a large dark roof and open porch)
8. villa (the grand house with ornate iron gates)
Summary of all 8 answers in order:
| Picture | Answer |
|---|---|
| Big apartment building | block of flats |
| Quaint house with garden | cottage |
| Tall city tower | skyscraper |
| Single standalone house | detached house |
| Two houses joined together | semi-detached house |
| Long row of joined houses | terraced house |
| Rustic house with big roof | farmhouse |
| Grand house with gates | villa |
planets of solar system
🪐 Planets of the Solar System
There are 8 planets in our Solar System, ordered by distance from the Sun:
1. ☿ Mercury
- Closest planet to the Sun
- Smallest planet in the solar system
- No atmosphere, extreme temperature swings (-180°C to 430°C)
- A year lasts only 88 Earth days
2. ♀ Venus
- Hottest planet (~465°C) due to greenhouse effect
- Spins backwards compared to most planets
- Similar size to Earth (often called Earth's twin)
- A day on Venus is longer than its year
3. 🌍 Earth
- Only planet known to support life
- Has liquid water and a protective atmosphere
- One natural satellite: the Moon
- Perfect distance from Sun - the "Goldilocks zone"
4. ♂ Mars
- Known as the Red Planet (iron oxide on surface)
- Has the tallest volcano: Olympus Mons (27 km high)
- Two moons: Phobos and Deimos
- Most likely candidate for future human colonization
5. ♃ Jupiter
- Largest planet in the solar system
- A gas giant made mostly of hydrogen and helium
- Famous for the Great Red Spot (a storm bigger than Earth)
- Has 95 known moons, including Ganymede (largest moon in solar system)
6. ♄ Saturn
- Famous for its spectacular ring system (made of ice and rock)
- Least dense planet - it could float on water
- Has 146 known moons; Titan is the largest
- Also a gas giant
7. ⛢ Uranus
- An ice giant tilted on its side (98° axial tilt)
- Rotates east to west (spins backwards)
- Has faint rings and 28 known moons
- Coldest planetary atmosphere: -224°C
8. ♆ Neptune
- Farthest planet from the Sun
- Strongest winds in the solar system (up to 2,100 km/h)
- Has 16 known moons; Triton is the largest
- One year = 165 Earth years
Quick Reference Table
| # | Planet | Type | Moons | Diameter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mercury | Rocky | 0 | 4,879 km |
| 2 | Venus | Rocky | 0 | 12,104 km |
| 3 | Earth | Rocky | 1 | 12,742 km |
| 4 | Mars | Rocky | 2 | 6,779 km |
| 5 | Jupiter | Gas Giant | 95 | 139,820 km |
| 6 | Saturn | Gas Giant | 146 | 116,460 km |
| 7 | Uranus | Ice Giant | 28 | 50,724 km |
| 8 | Neptune | Ice Giant | 16 | 49,244 km |
Memory Trick 🧠
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Mercury - Venus - Earth - Mars - Jupiter - Saturn - Uranus - Neptune
Note: Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet by the IAU in 2006 and is no longer counted among the 8 main planets.
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