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Which of the following is a region of the solar system even farther out than the Kuiper belt?

Correct answer: B. The Oort cloud

  • A. The Gort cloud
  • B. The Oort cloud
  • C. The Fort cloud
  • D. The Nort cloud

Explanation

The Oort cloud lies far beyond the Kuiper belt and is thought to surround the solar system as a distant spherical shell. The other three names are not recognised solar-system regions.

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