Giúp mình với!
A. Too hot for life E. A treat for the amateur
B. A place of contrast F. A distant wanderer
C. Red for danger G. An unseen influence
D. Gases in turmoil H. Fact and fiction
A Family of World
1. The solar system is a family of worlds. Nearest to the sun is Mercury, a place where the day is hot
enough to melt some metals and the night sufficiently cold to make a rubber ball as brittle as glass.
The planet has no atmosphere to scatter light so the sun glares down from a pitch-black sky.
2. Venus, on the contrary, has an atmosphere so thick that no one on its surface could ever see the
sun. Though the sun is concealed, its energy reaches the planet's surface, turning it into a baking
desert where nothing can live.
3. Beyond the earth and its moon, we come to the planet Mars. Its famous redness is due to
oxidization - a sort of rusting process that has taken place over a million of years. According to a
now discredited theory, intelligent creatures on Mars have dug canals to harness the small
amounts of water released when the planet's polar icecaps melt in the Martian spring.
4. Jupiter is a giant ice-ball surrounded by an atmosphere of poisonous gases. It is an atmosphere
full of storms and turmoil. The biggest storm of all - visible in the form of the Great Red Spot -
has lasted for over 200 years and shows no sign of dying away.
5. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are giant steppingstones leading us into the unseen coldness of outer space. Saturn is the most distinctive planet of the three, since it has the famous rings which
almost everyone has heard about. They form a halo round its equator, and no one knows quite
how they were formed. A spectacular sight when observed through a powerful telescope, they
can also be seen and enjoyed with a simple pair of binoculars.

Question

Giúp mình với!
A. Too hot for life E. A treat for the amateur
B. A place of contrast F. A distant wanderer
C. Red for danger G. An unseen influence
D. Gases in turmoil H. Fact and fiction
A Family of World
1. The solar system is a family of worlds. Nearest to the sun is Mercury, a place where the day is hot
enough to melt some metals and the night sufficiently cold to make a rubber ball as brittle as glass.
The planet has no atmosphere to scatter light so the sun glares down from a pitch-black sky.
2. Venus, on the contrary, has an atmosphere so thick that no one on its surface could ever see the
sun. Though the sun is concealed, its energy reaches the planet&#x27;s surface, turning it into a baking
desert where nothing can live.
3. Beyond the earth and its moon, we come to the planet Mars. Its famous redness is due to
oxidization - a sort of rusting process that has taken place over a million of years. According to a
now discredited theory, intelligent creatures on Mars have dug canals to harness the small
amounts of water released when the planet&#x27;s polar icecaps melt in the Martian spring.
4. Jupiter is a giant ice-ball surrounded by an atmosphere of poisonous gases. It is an atmosphere
full of storms and turmoil. The biggest storm of all - visible in the form of the Great Red Spot -
has lasted for over 200 years and shows no sign of dying away.
5. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are giant steppingstones leading us into the unseen coldness of outer space. Saturn is the most distinctive planet of the three, since it has the famous rings which
almost everyone has heard about. They form a halo round its equator, and no one knows quite
how they were formed. A spectacular sight when observed through a powerful telescope, they
can also be seen and enjoyed with a simple pair of binoculars.

Accepted Answer

Here are the answers with corresponding descriptions:

1. Mercury - A. Too hot for life
   Explanation: Mercury&#x27;s day is too hot to melt some metals, and the night is too cold to make a rubber ball as brittle as glass.

2. Venus - D. Gases in turmoil
   Explanation: However, the description in the text "a baking desert where nothing can live" is not the same as the option "Gases in turmoil". Venus can be better described as "Too hot for life" or "An unseen influence" as its thick atmosphere traps the sun&#x27;s energy, turning it into a hot desert.

3. Mars - C. Red for danger
   Explanation: Mars&#x27; redness is due to oxidization - a sort of rusting process.

4. Jupiter - D. Gases in turmoil
   Explanation: Jupiter&#x27;s atmosphere is full of storms and turmoil.

5. Saturn - H. Fact and fiction
   Explanation: However, it is not the best description for Saturn. There&#x27;s no information about "Fact and fiction" in the text provided about Saturn.

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