What is Jupiter's Great Red Spot?
A) a giant storm that is about twice as wide as the planet Earth
B) a giant crater on the surface of Jupiter
C) a portion of strongly heated gas near the surface of Jupiter caused by a collision with a comet
D) a huge patch of sulfur in Jupiter's atmosphere
E) reflected sunlight that is red for the same reason sunrises and sunsets are red on Earth
A) a giant storm that is about twice as wide as the planet Earth
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A. 9.5 degrees B. 42 degrees C. 34 degrees D. 49 degrees E. 37 degrees
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The Higgs field, if it is discovered, is expected to interact with particles in such a way as to give those particles
A) the ability to exert forces. B) electric charge. C) good looks. D) rest mass. E) physical existence.
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