ep 3. Click the website to access and ead the article. f you need extra help, ick on the read aloud button under the title of the article. Today's article 10 Read Aloud Double check your answers when yo finished and make sure you include facts about Jupiter before you turn it Step 4: Answer the questions below 1. Which detail from the article provides the BEST evidence that Jupiter is a very lar planet? A: It travels around the sun at an average distance of about 483 million miles. B. Its most prominent feature is an orange-red oval called the Great Red Spot, a long-lasting storm system that is bigger across than Earth. C. ts diameter, or distance through its center, is about 89,000 miles. D However, Jupiter has four very large moons, named lo, Europa, Callisto and Ganymede Ganymede is larger than the planet Mercury. Answer

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