Why is Venus's surface hotter than Mercury's?
A. Clouds in Mercury's atmosphere reflect sunlight back into space and keep its surface cool.
B. Venus rotates more slowly, so it "bakes" more in the Sun's heat.
C. Venus is closer to the Sun.
D. Carbon dioxide in Venus's atmosphere traps heat radiating from its surface, thereby making it warmer.
Answer: B
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E. We do not have enough information to answer.
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