Compared with the Surface of Earth, the Surface of Venus

question 111

Multiple Choice

Compared with the surface of Earth, the surface of Venus is

• A) very smooth and flat, with no mountains or structure.
• B) extremely rugged, with deep valleys and many high volcanic mountains.
• C) completely covered with innumerable, overlapping craters and old crater walls, which constitute mountain ranges.
• D) almost completely flat and relatively smooth, except for two high volcanic mountain ranges.

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