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kaid0807

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Which statement best describes the surface of Europa?
 
  a. dark and dirty ice, heavily pocked with craters
 b. old and dark on some portion, but cratered with a young bright grooved terrain
  c. icy crust free of craters with a liquid water ocean beneath
 d. covered in active sulfur-based volcanoes
 e. mostly water ice mixed with methane

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Which best describes the surface of Callisto?
 
  a. dark and dirty ice, heavily pocked with craters
 b. old and dark on some portion, but cratered with a young bright grooved terrain
  c. icy crust free of craters with a liquid water ocean beneath
 d. covered in active sulfur-based volcanoes
 e. mostly water ice mixed with methane



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



kaid0807

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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