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question 6
think about the news story. why are some craters on the moon so cold?
a. because the craters were not found by the lro
b. because the craters never get direct sunlight
c. because the craters are on the moons surface
d. because the craters are very large holes
The text mentions that the coldest spots are in craters "shadowed from the sun". Option B directly relates to this as not getting direct sunlight would keep the craters cold. Option A is incorrect as the LRO (Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter) is just a tool for discovery and not the cause of coldness. Option C is too general as being on the moon's surface doesn't explain the coldness (other parts of the surface aren't as cold). Option D about size (very large holes) isn't mentioned as a reason for coldness in the text.
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B. Because the craters never get direct sunlight