Question

which two phrases describe the motion of all the outer planets? no rotation, slow revolution fast rotation, slow revolution north - to - south rotation, slow revolution no rotation, opposite revolution

Explanation:

All outer planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) rotate quickly (shorter day lengths than Earth, even with large sizes) and have slow revolution because their orbital paths around the Sun are much longer than inner planets, taking many Earth years to complete one orbit. The other options are incorrect: all planets rotate, and their rotation direction is not north-to-south (most rotate prograde, same as revolution direction, Uranus is an exception but not all outer planets have this).

Answer:

fast rotation, slow revolution