A newspaper and a metal lunchbox are sitting in sun. Why does metal lunchbox feel hotter to touch than a newspaper?
A. The metal lunchbox has a higher conductivity.
B. the metal lunchbox has a higher latent heat of fusion.
C. the lunchbox is at a higher temperature
D. the lunchbox has a temperature far above absolute zero.
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