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5 Points Why are Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars called the "terrestrial" planets? O A. They are all made of rock. O B. They all have liquid cores and rocky surfaces. O C. They all have solid cores. O D.
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Why are Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars called the "terrestrial" planets?
O
A. They are all made of rock.
O
B. They all have liquid cores and rocky surfaces.
O
C. They all have solid cores.
O
D. They have all been able to support some form of life.

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A. They are all made of rock.

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