The correct answer is Venus.
Venus is the second planet from the Sun and comes very close to Earth at certain points in their orbits.
It is covered with thick clouds of sulfuric acid that reflect a large amount of sunlight back into space.
Because of this high reflectivity, Venus shines brighter than any other planet when viewed from Earth.
It is often visible just after sunset or before sunrise, which is why it is called the Evening Star or the Morning Star.
Only the Sun and the Moon appear brighter than Venus in our sky.