Multiple Choice
Although we do not yet know precisely how the Moon was formed, an important clue is provided by the fact that:
A) moon rocks resemble material similar to material in the interior of Earth.
B) the Moon is heavily cratered.
C) moon rocks resemble rocks close to the surface of Earth.
D) moon rocks contain significant amounts of water and other volatile substances.
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