Which of the following groups of planets is termed as 'gas planets' as they are composed primarily of lighter ices, liquids and gases?
- A. Mars, Jupiter, Neptune, Uranus
- B. Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Saturn ✓
- C. Saturn, Mars, Jupiter, Neptune
- D. Neptune, Saturn, Mars, Uranus
Correct Answer: B. Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Saturn
Explanation
The four outer planets—Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—are known as jovian or 'gas planets' because they are massive and composed largely of hydrogen, helium, and ices.
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