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TFauchery

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Above about 100 km, the high-energy portion of the Sun's radiation spectrum breaks down molecules into atoms. What is this part of Earth's atmosphere called?
 
  A) the troposphere
  B) the stratosphere
  C) the mesosphere
  D) the ionosphere
  E) the magnetosphere

Question 2

If your astrological sign is Aries, the Sun should be in the constellation Aries on your birthday. The dates, according to astrological tradition, during which the Sun is in the constellation Aries are March 21 to April 20th.
 
  In which constellation is the Sun actually in, during this time period? A) Aquarius
  B) Pisces
  C) Aries
  D) Taurus
  E) Gemini



joneynes

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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