How is the Moon's crust similar to Earth's?
A) The lunar crust is mostly silicate rock.
B) The lunar crust is thicker on one side than the other.
C) Volcanic activity produced most of the craters on the Moon.
D) New lunar crust is forming at plate boundaries.
E) All of these choices are correct.

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The Moon's crust, like Earth's, is primarily composed of silicate rock. However, unlike Earth, the Moon does not have active plate tectonics or volcanic activity forming new crust.

How Is the Moon's Crust Similar to Earth's