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Directions: read the following passage and answer the questions.
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Title: "The Solar System: A Cosmic Ballet"
The solar system, a celestial masterpiece, unfolds its intricate dance across the cosmos. Comprising the sun, eight planets, and a multitude of celestial companions, this cosmic ballet is a testament to the marvels of the universe.
The sun, a blazing orb of searing energy, reigns at the centre, providing the gravitational anchor that dictates the movements of its planetary entourage. Mercury, the swiftest and closest companion, traces its rapid orbit, followed by Venus, cloaked in a veil of thick clouds. Earth, the cradle of life, spins in perfect harmony, adorned with oceans and continents.
Further out, Mars, the "Red Planet," stands as a testament to the mysteries of our neighbouring worlds. Jupiter, a colossal giant, commands a retinue of moons, while Saturn's majestic rings shimmer in the distant light. Uranus and Neptune, the ice giants, waltz in the far reaches, their presence a reminder of the diversity that permeates our cosmic home.
Beyond the planets, a symphony of asteroids, comets, and interstellar debris weaves through the cosmic expanse. Each celestial body, a silent participant in the grand ballet, traces its path through the inky void.
This dance of the celestial bodies, choreographed by the laws of physics and celestial mechanics, unfolds in a timeless spectacle. It is a reminder of the beauty and wonder that lies beyond our terrestrial confines, beckoning humanity to explore, to learn, and to dream.
How is Earth described in the passage?
As a blazing orb of searing energy
As the "Red Planet"
As the cradle of life adorned with oceans and continents
As the closest companion to the sun
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Earth is described as the cradle of life adorned with oceans and continents in the passage.
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