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how are the moon and the earth the same?
a both have rain, snow, and other types of weather.
b both have beaches and tides that move with the pull of gravity.
c both have rocks made out of the same kinds of materials.
d both have areas with heavy thunder and lightning storms.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

The moon and the Earth are celestial bodies. They are made up of similar materials such as rocks, minerals, etc. The Earth has weather like rain, snow (Option A is wrong as the moon has no atmosphere - based weather). The moon has no thunder - lightning storms (Option D is wrong). Beaches and tides are due to the Earth's water and its interaction with the moon's gravity, not a common feature in terms of their basic composition (Option B is wrong).

Answer:

C. Both have rocks made out of the same kinds of materials.