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While current research points that the planet closest to the
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Updated on: 03 Feb 2020, 02:21
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While current research points that the planet closest to the Earth – Mars – is dry, cold, and __________, this was not always the case.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| inhospitable |
| aesthetic |
| histrionic | audacious | intrepid |
| forbidding |
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03 Feb 2020, 02:18
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It will take you one second to set up properly the timer and another second to format properly the answer choices.
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Back to the question : usually Mars is inhospitable but not always is the case.
A and F are the answer choices. The others are all out of scope.
Regards
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