Question

which statement best describes the size of the outer planets?
all the outer planets are large.
all the outer planets, except saturn, are large.
the inner planets are larger than the outer planets.
jupiter is a large planet, while the other outer planets are small.

Explanation:

The outer planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) are all classified as gas or ice giants, meaning they are significantly larger in diameter and mass than the inner rocky planets. The other options are incorrect: Saturn is large, inner planets are smaller than outer ones, and all outer planets are large, not just Jupiter.

Answer:

A. All the outer planets are large.