Question

One reason that life as we know it is unlikely to exist on Venus is because

A. the surface temperature is too high.
B. the surface temperature is too low.
C. the surface has too much ice covering it.
D. there is no atmosphere.

Answer 1

Answer: the surface temperature is too high

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Venus is the second planet close to the sun. It revolves around the sun faster than the earth. It has a thick atmosphere wherein it traps heat from the sun. The trapped heat creates a runaway of greenhouse effect that elevates the surface temperature of Venus. It has a surface temperature of 480 °C that can dissolve some metals found in earth such as lead. Because of this temperature, no ice could ever form on its surface. The answer is letter A.