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In a certain code language, Jupiter is called Saturn, Saturn is called Moon, Moon is called Venus, Venus is called Mercury, and Mercury is called Sun. In this language, which of the following is a satellite of Earth?

In a certain code language, Jupiter is called Saturn, Saturn is called Moon, Moon is called Venus, Venus is called Mercury, and Mercury is called Sun. In this language, which of the following is a satellite of Earth? Correct Answer Venus

Moon is a satellite of Earth.

But, Moon is called Venus.

Hence, “Venus” is the correct answer.

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