The Co-Accretion Hypothesis for the Formation of the Moon Suggests

question 63

Multiple Choice

The co-accretion hypothesis for the formation of the moon suggests that the moon and Earth formed as a double planet from the same cloud within the solar nebula.This hypothesis predicts that

• A) the moon and Earth should have nearly the same mass and radius.
• B) the surfaces of the moon and Earth should be very similar and show evidence of plate tectonics.
• C) the moon and Earth should have identical compositions and densities.
• D) all of the above
• E) a and c

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

An educational method where two signals are consistently associated; initially, the second signal triggers a reaction, but over time, the reaction becomes triggered by the first signal alone.

Classical Conditioning

A learning process that creates associations between a naturally occurring stimulus and a previously neutral stimulus.

Organism

A living being, ranging from microorganisms and plants to animals and humans, that functions as an individual entity.

Passive

Characterized by inaction or lack of active response, often allowing others to take control or make decisions.