Which of the following best explains why the Moon's surface has remained largely unchanged for billions of years?
A) The rocks of the Moon's surface are stronger than those on the Earth,making them resistant to weathering and erosion.
B) The Moon does not have a hydrologic cycle,and thus erosion does not take place.
C) The absence of life on the Moon has left its surface untouched since formation.
D) Erosion on the Moon is dominated by wind,which operates at much slower speeds than water erosion.

Question

Which of the following best explains why the Moon's surface has remained largely unchanged for billions of years? 
A) The rocks of the Moon's surface are stronger than those on the Earth,making them resistant to weathering and erosion. 
B) The Moon does not have a hydrologic cycle,and thus erosion does not take place. 
C) The absence of life on the Moon has left its surface untouched since formation. 
D) Erosion on the Moon is dominated by wind,which operates at much slower speeds than water erosion.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Moon lacks water, atmosphere, and living organisms, preventing weathering and erosion from occurring. Therefore, its surface has remained largely unchanged for billions of years.

Which of the Following Best Explains Why the Moon's Surface