What is the difference between dwarf planets and asteroids? Asteroids are larger than dwarf planets.
Asteroids are nonspherical in shape.
Asteroids are larger than Earth’s moon.
Dwarf planets are nonspherical in shape.

Asteroids are non spherical in shape

Explanation:

Asteroids are not larger then dwarf planets, they are not larger then the moon, and dwarf planets are spherical. Asteroids can be multitudes of mangled shapes.

Answer

Dwarf planets are nonspherical in shape.

Explanation:

Dwarf planets are satellites, but asteroids are only considered satellites if they orbit something. Comets may be considered satellites when in orbit, but they rarely orbit other structures. The term "satellite" may refer to celestial bodies, but it can also refer to human-made machines that orbit Earth

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