The answer should be Tidal Lock (A), because this is when the event of the orbital position of an object (Earth) is matching the same rotation period as the other object (Moon). When these rotations are the same, the moon will always be facing the same direction as the Earth. I believe you made a typo because Tidal Rock is not even considered to be a term in science. It is not a Solar Tide (that isn't even concerned with the moon facing the Earth), magnetosphere isn't even related to the moon but its magnetic field, and a tidal "bulge" is the complete opposite and has the moon facing the completely opposite direction. Found this helpful? Give it a Brainiest award.
<span>There is a herbicide poison spill and all the grass is killed. It will make all of the consumers who depends on the gras will get decreased. If they saw some consumers dies by eating the grasses affected by herbicide posion, they will move far away from it</span>
Hypothesis, is the answer
The answer is D
Consulting their chemistry teacher and other students in class would not be in depth enough, so A and B are not the answers.
While consulting a chemistry textbook will be useful, the scientific journal is not the best choice.
However, the chemistry textbook would be great, and the periodic table of elements os necessary if they are doing a study about it so the best answer would be D.
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