Each of the following statements applies either to the formation of terrestrial planets or of jovian planets (but not both), based on our current theory of solar system formation. Drag the statements into the appropriate bin.
Terrestrial Planets:

-accreted from
planetesimals of
rock and metal

-surfaces dramatically
altered during the
heavy bombardment

Jovian Planets:

-large moons formed
in surrounding
disks of material

-ejected icy planetesimals
that are now Oort
cloud comets

-formed in a region of
the solar system with
lower orbital speeds

-accreted from
icy planetesimals

-formed in regions cold
enough for water to freeze

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Terrestrial Planets:

accreted from  planetesimals of  rock and metalsurfaces dramatically  altered during the  heavy bombardment

Jovian Planets:

formed in a region of  the solar system with  lower orbital speeds.accreted from  icy planetesimals.formed in regions cold  enough for water to freeze.ejected icy planetesimals  that are now Oort  cloud comets.

Explanation:

The rocks planet or the terrestrial planet are those that are ion and rock contents as compared to the gases giants that are made up of helium and hydrogen gases. The terrestrial planet has few moons, as compared to the Jovian planets that have a large number of moons and icy cold regions where water has frozen or dried up. They have the primary atmosphere as compared to the terrestrial planets that have the secondary atmosphere. The jovian are made form the Oort cloud while the terrestrial has been altered by the heavy bombardment.