The History of Mercury Can Be Summarized as

question 118

Multiple Choice

The history of Mercury can be summarized as

• A) mostly volcanic activity and crustal deformation; the only craters to survive were formed within the last billion years.
• B) thin crust forming at first, followed by extensive bombardment, the craters from which were then covered by lava flows that produced extensive lava plains between the remaining craters.
• C) early cooling to form a thick crust, with no evidence of volcanism or lava flows at any time.
• D) rapid cooling to form a thick crust during the early bombardment, with a few isolated lava flows and very dense cratering everywhere else.

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