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Why is the moon visible? A. earth lights it up B. it is on fire C. it reflects sunlight D. it gives off light
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Why is the moon visible?

A. earth lights it up B. it is on fire C. it reflects sunlight D. it gives off light

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C. it reflects sunlight

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It is C. because the sunlight bounces off the moon causing it to be visible only at night.
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