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What are Saturn's rings?
 
  A) a great disk of liquid helium
  B) large rocky boulders moving in orbit around Saturn
  C) a glowing, flat magnetospheric auroral display
  D) a solid thin disk of material encircling Saturn
  E) small icy particles moving in orbit around Saturn

Question 2

At the distance of Jupiter (6 times further away from the Sun than Earth) the amount of sunlight received per square centimeter different by what factor?
 
  A) 6 times less
  B) 12 times less
  C) 36 times less
  D) 6 times more
  E) 12 times more



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

C



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