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Yandel Marquez

26 July, 16:30

Choose the statement that best describes the Moon's landscape.

A. sparse vegetation, very little erosion, sandy soil

B. riverbeds with boulders, dust storms, bad weather

C. many craters, maria formed from volcanic eruptions

D. almost flat and featureless with some rolling hills

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