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Which of the following is a similarity between the cloud layers on Saturn and the cloud layers on Jupiter?
 
  A) Both form at the same temperature.
  B) Both have the same thickness.
  C) Both have an equal high pressure variance.
  D) Both face irregular occurrence of storms.

Question 2

Neptune may have more atmospheric activity than Uranus because it:
 
  A) lacks an inclined magnetic field.
  B) contains 1.5 times less methane.
  C) has minimal cloud formations.
  D) has more heat flowing out of its interior.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

D





 

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