How does the constant rain on Venus affect the children in the story?

A

The constant rain has made the children sensitive to sunlight.

B

The constant rain has put the children in a bad mood and made them mean.

C

Venus has changed the way humans think and the children have lost their imagination.

D

The constant rain has made children doubtful that the sun will even appear.

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Ray Mooney

29 March, 08:20

How does the constant rain on Venus affect the children in the story?

A

The constant rain has made the children sensitive to sunlight.

B

The constant rain has put the children in a bad mood and made them mean.

C

Venus has changed the way humans think and the children have lost their imagination.

D

The constant rain has made children doubtful that the sun will even appear.

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Thaddeus Gibson · Answer 1

D

Explanation:

Margot is the only one of the children who is upset that there is no sunlight. The rest of the children live happy lives in the rain, and don't know, nor really care, if the Sun ever appears again