Question

achieve 300 literacy ca edition y26 fea 416 - e... search by keyword e.g., en search alexa ready read respond reflect write stretch to - do notes vocabulary the cold, cold moon physical science studies: energy interactions where are the coldest known places in our solar system? theyre not in antarctica on planet earth. theyre not even on far - away pluto. the coldest spots are near the south pole of our moon. they are deep inside cup - shaped holes. these holes, or craters, are shadowed from the sun. temperatures in these lunar craters were measured at about 400 degrees below zero fahrenheit (240 degrees below zero celsius). thats colder than pluto. and its billions of miles away from the sun. pluto gets some direct sunlight. the cold spots on the moon do not. most are found in craters that are within photo credit and all related images ap/nasa this picture shows the south pole of the moon. scientists found the coldest known places in the solar system on our moon. question 7 which is the best summary of the news story? a. nasa is making the first temperature map of the moon. b. the coldest known spots in the solar system are on our moon. c. pluto is known to be billions of miles away from the sun. d. there are some craters near the south pole of the moon. submit

Explanation:

The text begins by asking where the coldest known places in the solar system are. It then states they are not in Antarctica on Earth or on Pluto. It clearly says the coldest spots are near the moon's south pole in craters. Option A is incorrect as the text is not mainly about NASA making a temperature map. Option C only mentions Pluto's distance from the sun and is not the main summary. Option D just talks about craters near the moon's south pole but doesn't mention they are the coldest in the solar system. Option B directly states the main idea that the coldest known spots in the solar system are on our moon.

Answer:

B. The coldest known spots in the solar system are on our moon.