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The largest Jovian moon that appears to have been captured is
 
  A) Titania, the moon of Uranus
  B) Io, the moon of Jupiter
  C) Triton, the moon of Neptune
  D) Titan, the moon of Saturn

Question 2

If a fossil were to be discovered which was 3.7 billion years old this would tell us that life on Earth must have arisen
 
  A) exactly 3.7 billion years ago
  B) at least 3.7 billion years ago
  C) less than 3.7 billion years ago
  D) much later than 3.7 billion years ago



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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