Weegy: During solstice, around June 21 each year, people in the northern hemisphere can expect the longest day of sunlight of the year. User: With a diameter that's 11 times larger than Earth's, _______ is the largest planet. A. Jupiter B. Saturn C. Mars D. Venus Weegy: With a diameter that's 11 times larger than Earth's, Jupiter is the largest planet. User: How many moons does Venus have? A. 0 B. 3 C. 12 D. 6 (More)

Weegy: Dark spots on the photosphere are known as: sunspots. User: A _______ forms a pattern that resembles an animal, mythological character, or object. A. galaxy B. constellation C. star cluster D. globular cluster Weegy: A constellation forms a pattern that resembles an animal, mythological character, or object. User: Population I stars are found in what area of the Milky Way? A. Globular clusters B. Spiral arms C. Central bulge D. Halo Weegy: Population I stars are found in SPIRAL ARMS of the Milky Way. User: Which of the following statements is true of the corona? A. It's the visible surface of the sun. B. It's responsible for the Sun's density. C. It's the outermost layer of the Sun's atmosphere. D. It's where sunspots occur. Weegy: The corona is the outermost layer of the Sun's atmosphere. - is the true statement. User: The mass of _______ makes up 70 percent of all planetary mass in the solar system. A. Jupiter B. Neptune C. Saturn D. Uranus Weegy: The mass of Jupiter makes up 70 percent of all planetary mass in the solar system. User: Which type of electromagnetic radiation cannot be focused? A. Infrared B. Ultraviolet C. Gamma rays D. X-rays Weegy: Gamma rays cannot be focused. User: _______ is a technique that uses the images from several telescopes to produce a single image. A. Radiation B. Interferometry C. Refraction D. Reflection Weegy: Interferometry is a technique that uses the images from several telescopes to produce a single image. User: Fusion occurs in the _______ of the Sun, where the pressure and temperature are very high. A. photosphere B. chromosphere C. solar wind D. core Weegy: Fusion occurs in the CORE of the Sun, where the pressure and temperature are very high. User: The solar system formed from the A. collision of two massive stars. B. grouping together of ... (More)

Weegy: John spends time writing down topic ideas for his research project. The writing process he is actively involved in is: Prewriting. User: An imperative sentence A. makes a statement. B. asks a question. C. makes a request. D. shows emotion. Weegy: An imperative sentence makes a request. User: In the metaphor of language as a layer cake (presented in your study unit), which of the following words could be considered a "frosting" word? A. Prescient B. Occasionally C. Frequently D. Honestly Weegy: In the metaphor of language as a layer cake (presented in your study unit), the word 'Prescient' could be considered a "frosting" word. User: . Which of the following statements is true of plagiarism? A. It's borrowing without giving the original author credit. B. It's a minor academic offense. C. It's limited to scholarly work. D. It's easily avoided by paraphrasing. Weegy: Plagiarism is: borrowing without giving the original author credit. User: Which of the following groups of words is a sentence fragment? A. Stopping by the garden, we saw that the flowers were in bloom. B. When we stopped by the garden. C. Stop by the garden. D. We stopped; she didn't. Weegy: The sentence fragment is: When we stopped by the garden. User: What does revision involve? A. Checking for repeated words and confused words B. Clarifying purpose and meaning C. Being consistent with paragraph indentation D. Checking for correct capitalization Weegy: Revision involves clarifying purpose and meaning. User: Which of the following is an action taken during the editing process? A. Adding clichés B. Replacing specific examples with general statements C. Checking consistency with paragraph indentation D. Varying sentence lengths Weegy: Checking consistency with paragraph indentation, is an action taken during the editing process. User: Which one of these ... (More)

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