Question

which of the following planets has seasonal changes that are comparable to earth and mars?
○ neptune
○ uranus
○ jupiter
○ saturn

Explanation:

Seasonal changes are driven by a planet's axial tilt relative to its orbital plane. Earth and Mars have moderate axial tilts (Earth ~23.5°, Mars ~25°) leading to distinct seasons. Uranus has an extreme axial tilt (~98°), but it still experiences seasonal variations as different hemispheres face the Sun over its orbit, making its seasonal patterns comparable in nature (though more extreme) to Earth and Mars. Gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn have minimal axial tilts or lack solid surfaces, so their seasons are not comparable. Neptune's tilt is moderate but its composition reduces seasonal distinctness similar to Earth/Mars.

Answer:

Uranus