Quincy's teacher asks him to find an object that could be used as a model of the Sun's structure. Which object would be the best choice? A. A spherical rubber ball that is filled with air. B. A spherical piece of hard candy with many different internal layers. C. A spherical water balloon that is completely filled with water. D. A piece of yellow construction paper that has been cut into a circle.

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Keith Gaines

2 November, 20:58

Quincy's teacher asks him to find an object that could be used as a model of the Sun's structure. Which object would be the best choice? A. A spherical rubber ball that is filled with air. B. A spherical piece of hard candy with many different internal layers. C. A spherical water balloon that is completely filled with water. D. A piece of yellow construction paper that has been cut into a circle.

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Dax Simpson · Answer 1

B, the candy indeed

Janae Graham · Answer 2

B. A piece of hard candy with many layers

This is because the sun has many layers - the corona, the convection zone, the radiation zone and the core. The sun is not filled with air nor filled with water. And the 2D paper example is not very accurate at all.