"Earthlings, Meet Venus" Cause / Effect & Compare / Contrast

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• There is no liquid on Venus

• It seems like earth

• Difficult to move

• Extreme heat evaporates liquid

• Nickname could be "unwelcoming neighbor"

• The carbon-dioxide atmosphere is thick

• Scientists are interested in Venus

• It has deadly air, crushing pressure, and lethal heat

"It has been raining for 7 years; thousands upon thousands of day compounded and filled from one end of the other with rain, with the drum and gush of water, with the sweet crystal fall of shores and the concussion of storms so heavy they were tidal waves come over the islands."

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• "All Summer in a Day" - Fiction

• 'Earthlings, Meet Venus" - Nonfiction

"There is no liquid on Venus, although scientists believe that for the first two billion years of the planet's life Venus had liquid oceans. Any liquid on Venus has long since evaporated due to the extreme heat."

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• "All Summer in a Day" - Fiction

• 'Earthlings, Meet Venus" - Nonfiction

Venus is the warmest planet in our solar system, with a surface temperature of 900 degree Fahrenheit. The surface of the planet is hot, rocky, and bare.There are hundreds of extinct volcanoes and yellow clouds full of sulfuric acid.

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• "All Summer in a Day" - Fiction

• 'Earthlings, Meet Venus" - Nonfiction

Great waves came over the islands. There were thousands of forests. A great jungle covered Venus. It was the color of rubber, ash, stones, white cheeses, and ink. They breathed fresh air.

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• "All Summer in a Day" - Fiction

• 'Earthlings, Meet Venus" - Nonfiction

The people lived underground and used tunnels. They were able to breath fresh air when they went outside for one hour to enjoy the sun.

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• "All Summer in a Day" - Fiction

• 'Earthlings, Meet Venus" - Nonfiction

Venus has deadly air, atmosphere pressure that is so strong it can crush a body, and the temperature is lethal.

Which text does this setting describe?

• "All Summer in a Day" - Fiction

• 'Earthlings, Meet Venus" - Nonfiction