What Is a Characteristic of All Terrestrial Planets

question 45

Multiple Choice

What is a characteristic of all terrestrial planets?

• A) They all have water.
• B) They all have a rocky surface.
• C) They all have a thick atmosphere.
• D) They all have weather patterns.
• E) They all have a very geologically active surface.

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