Explanation:

- Option 1: Venus

Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system.

- Despite being further from the Sun, Venus has a thick atmosphere rich in carbon dioxide.

- This creates a strong greenhouse effect, trapping heat.

- Surface temperatures can reach around 467°C (872°F).

- Option 2: Mercury

- Mercury is closest to the Sun.

- It has no significant atmosphere to trap heat.

- Extreme temperature swings occur between day and night.

- Option 3: Mars

- Mars is much cooler and further from the Sun.

- It has a thin atmosphere with little greenhouse effect.

- Average temperatures are well below freezing.

- Option 4: Jupiter

- Jupiter is a gas giant, much further from the Sun.

- Its temperatures are very low compared to terrestrial planets.