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What is the main feature of terrestrial planets?

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Correct answer: They are rocky and relatively dense

Terrestrial planets are the rocky, solid planets of the inner solar system. They formed relatively close to the Sun, where temperatures were high and lighter gases could not easily remain in large amounts. As a result, heavier materials such as metals and rocks became the main building materials. These planets are generally smaller and denser than the outer giant planets, although the question asks only for their main feature. Their solid surfaces distinguish them from gas and ice giants.

Option B is correct because terrestrial planets are rocky and comparatively dense. Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars are the four terrestrial planets, so the exam reminder in the supplied explanation is appropriate. Options A and D describe the opposite type of planet, while option C is not a meaningful planetary classification. The defining idea is an inner, rocky, solid composition rather than a gaseous one.

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GeographySolar-SystemTerrestrial-Planets

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