32. Scientists do not expect to find life (as we know it) on Venus because of th

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32. Scientists do not expect to find life (as we know it) on Venus because of the 900 degree (F) temperatures, the absence of liquid water and the thick dense atmosphere with no free oxygen.

31. Millions of years ago, Mars may have had conditions favorable to life as we know it . liquid water, a thicker, warmer atmosphere with oxygen ..

29. Most of the craters on the moon are actually sinkholes.

28. Venus has volcanoes -- large mountains with craters at the summits.

25. Because Mars is further from the Sun than the Earth, the Martian polar ice caps are much larger than the Earth's polar ice caps.

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33. False

32. False

31. True

30. True

29. False

28. True

26. False

25. True

24. True

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