Question

on blue ground
at first, moxeko was quite excited when his school announced a field trip to earth. hed always wanted to visit the little blue planet that was over 70 percent wet ground because water molecules there behaved in an extremely strange manner. the moisture in that world was made of a slippery substance instead of a squishy compound. rather than falling in orderly jelly cubes, like in his home world, water instead rained down from the sky in a free and fluid form. these raindrops funneled together into gigantic messes called rivers, lakes, and oceans. moxeko found it difficult to imagine such liquid chaos splattering all over the ground. water was supposed to wobble and pile up in proper mounds, not slosh all over the place in unpredictable waves. this voyage was going to be a fantastical expedition!
but then moxeko started wondering how much equipment he should pack for the trip. he gathered a diving suit, three flotation devices, and an umbrella hat. he had to be prepared for the unexpected on earth since one wrong step could lead him straight into a patch of sneaky h₂o! he wasnt certain how humans managed to navigate on so little land without constantly stumbling into random water holes. he would definitely need to
this question has two parts. first, answer part a. then, answer part b.
part a
which conclusion can be drawn from the passage?
moxeko and axella often get into arguments.
the field trip is a learning experience for moxeko.
moxeko considers moving to a new planet permanently.
timoteo struggles to understand some concepts about water.

Explanation:

• Option a: There is no mention of Moxeko and Axella arguing in the passage.
• Option b: Moxeko is learning about Earth's water (its form, how it behaves, etc.) through the field - trip. For example, he is trying to understand how water on Earth is different from his home world (rain in free - fluid form, forming rivers, etc.).
• Option c: The passage only talks about a field - trip to Earth, not about Moxeko considering moving to a new planet permanently.
• Option d: The passage is about Moxeko's thoughts on the field - trip and Earth's water, not about Timoteo's struggles.

Answer:

B. The field trip is a learning experience for Moxeko.