Final answer:
The correct order of objects in the universe from closest to farthest from Earth is Sun, Mars, Pluto, and the Andromeda Galaxy. The correct answer to this question is A) Sun, Mars, Pluto, Andromeda Galaxy.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer to this question is A) Sun, Mars, Pluto, Andromeda Galaxy. Organizing celestial objects in this order reflects an understanding of the solar system and our galaxy in relation to the rest of the universe. The Sun is the closest to Earth, followed by the planets in our solar system, such as Mars. Beyond our solar system, in the Kuiper Belt, we have Pluto, and much farther away is the Andromeda Galaxy.
Considering the question is asking for the order from closest to farthest relative to Earth, other orders in the given options are not valid as they misrepresent the proximity of the other celestial bodies mentioned, such as Proxima Centauri, which is closer than both Alpha Centauri A and the Andromeda Galaxy.