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ease read the following Space article about Mars in order to answer Questions 1 - 5 below. 1. Read this article: Mars Facts: Life, Water and Robots on the Red Planet (Links to an external site.) 2. Proceed to answer Questions 1 - 5 below. QUESTION 1 Select the best answer for each question below from the list on the right. Group of answer choices What is the color of the surface of Mars [ Choose ] The average temperature of Mars is about [ Choose ] One day on Mars lasts about [ Choose ] Dust storms on Mars can last [ Choose ] One of Mars' moons is named

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