Question

1 which of the following outer planets is not correctly matched with its number of moons?
jupiter: 4 moons
neptune: 13 moons
uranus: 27 moons
saturn: 60 moons

Explanation:

To solve this, we recall the number of moons of outer planets:

• Jupiter has 95 moons (as of current knowledge), not 4 (the 4 Galilean moons are a subset, but total is more). Neptune has 14 moons (not 13), Uranus has 27 moons, Saturn has 146 moons (not 60). Wait, re - checking: Jupiter's total moons are much more than 4 (the 4 major ones, but total is over 90). However, the option "Jupiter: 4 moons" is incorrect because Jupiter has many more moons (the 4 Galilean moons are just a part, and the total number is around 95 as of 2024). Neptune has 14 moons, Uranus has 27, Saturn has 146. So the incorrect match is Jupiter: 4 moons.

Answer:

Jupiter: 4 moons