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    Which Adjective Does Not Necessarily Describe a Known Feature of the Early
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Which Adjective Does Not Necessarily Describe a Known Feature of the Early

Question 2

Question 2

Multiple Choice

Which adjective does not necessarily describe a known feature of the early universe? (Be sure to consider the universe as a whole, not just the observable universe.)


A) Small
B) Dense
C) Hot
D) Filled with intense radiation

Correct Answer:

verifed

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