(AFA - 2008)
Read the text below and answer questions 01 to 04.
The Moon
[1] The Moon is the Earth’s only natural satellite. It is [2] relatively large for a moon, with a diameter of about [3] 5,470 kilometers just over a quarter of the Earth. The Moon takes the same time to rotate on its axis as it takes to orbit the Earth (27.3), and so the same side (the near [6] side) always faces us. However, the amount of the [7] surface we can see – the phase of the Moon – depends [8] on how much of the near side is in sunlight. The Moon is dry and barren, with no atmosphere or water. It consists mainly of solid rock, although its core may contain molten rock or iron. The surface is dusty, with highlands covered in craters caused by meteorite impacts, and lowlands in which large craters have been filled by solidified lava to [14] form dark areas called maria or “seas”. Maria occur [15] mainly on the near side, which has a thinner crust than [16] the far side. Many of the craters are rimmed by mountain ranges that form the crater walls and can be thousands of meters high.
Visual Encyclopedia
Mark the statement from the text which is rewritten as a correct example of Relative or Non-Relative Clause.
The Moon, which is the Earth’s only natural satellite, is relatively large for a moon. (lines 1, 2)
A diameter of about 5,470 kilometers, that is, just over a quarter of the Earth. (lines 2, 3)
The amount of the surface we can see whose phase of the Moon depends on how much of the near side is sunlight. (lines 6 – 8)
Maria occur mainly on the near side who has a thinner crust than the far side. (lines 14 – 16)