Author Question: The surface rocks on Venus are similar to ____ rocks on Earth. a. oxide-rich b. anorthosite c. ... (Read 128 times)

Metfan725 · **on:** Jul 27, 2018

The surface rocks on Venus are similar to ____ rocks on Earth.

a. oxide-rich
b. anorthosite
c. sedimentary
d. granitic
e. basaltic

Question 2

How is it that Earth has less CO2 in its atmosphere than Venus, even though both planets likely outgassed the about the same amount of CO2 during their development?

a. Earth absorbed most of the CO2 into its oceans.
b. Venus absorbed most of the CO2 into its oceans.
c. Earth lost most of its CO2 because of weak gravity.
d. Venus rotates too slowly to lose any of its CO2.
e. Venus retained much of its CO2 in polar ice.