Question

identify the objects below as either being inside or outside our solar system: (present day)
inside our solar system
dwarf planets comets
kuiper belt meteoroids
outside our solar system
constellations
red giant stars
possible answers
black holes
stellar nebulas
oort cloud
andromeda galaxy

Explanation:

The Solar System consists of the Sun and the objects that orbit it. Dwarf planets, comets, the Kuiper Belt, meteoroids, and the Oort Cloud are all part of the Solar - System. Constellations are groups of stars as seen from Earth and are outside the Solar System. Red giant stars are also outside our Solar System. Black holes, stellar nebulas, and the Andromeda Galaxy are outside our Solar System. The Oort Cloud is considered the edge of the Solar System and is inside.

Answer:

INSIDE our Solar System: Dwarf Planets, Comets, Kuiper Belt, Meteoroids, Oort Cloud
OUTSIDE our Solar System: Constellations, Red Giant Stars, Black holes, Stellar Nebulas, Andromeda Galaxy