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Which Planet Are You?

Mercury, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn or Neptune? Seven quick questions, and a real space fact with every result.

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Which Planet Are You? Six Planets and a Space Fact for Each

Every planet in the solar system has a character, from tiny, speedy Mercury to stormy, enormous Jupiter. This quiz matches yours. Seven quick questions about homework, weekends, future jobs and what your bedroom looks like, and you come out as one of six planets: Mercury, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn or Neptune.

Mercury is the speedster who gets everything done before lunch. Earth is the peacekeeper who makes places feel like home. Mars is the explorer. Jupiter is the big personality who looks after everyone. Saturn is the calm, stylish one, and Neptune is the dreamy deep thinker.

Each result comes with a real space fact. A year on Mercury lasts just 88 days. Jupiter is so big that all the other planets could fit inside it. Saturn is so light for its size that it would float in a big enough bath. Neptune has the fastest winds in the solar system. Earth is the only planet we know of with life, and the only one not named after a god. For a class studying space, that makes the quiz a five-minute starter that sends children off with something to remember.

It works on a classroom screen with the class voting on each answer, and just as well passed round at home. The questions suit children of about six and up.

No sign-up, and nothing you answer is stored or sent anywhere.

How to use the Which Planet Are You?

  1. Press "Start quiz".
  2. Answer seven quick questions. Pick the answer that sounds most like you.
  3. See which planet you are, with a description and a real space fact.
  4. Share your result, or play again for the next person.

Questions

Which planets can I get?

Six: Mercury, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune.

Why are Venus and Uranus missing?

Six results keeps the quiz short enough for a class. We may add the other two later.

Is it good for teaching space?

Yes. Every result includes a true fact about the planet, which makes a good starter for a space or solar system topic.

Are my answers saved?

No. Everything runs in your browser.

Free planet personality quiz: are you Mercury, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn or Neptune? 7 quick questions and a real space fact with every result. Great for kids.

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