English, 19.03.2021 21:30 courtneywick

Read the sentence from "The Cassini Mission." "A photo like this is what scientists call "an optical bonanza."

What is the meaning of optical bonanza as it used in the sentence?

A. something that can be easy revealed

B. a special lens for taking photographs

C. a piece of art great value

D. a rare event when much can be seen

Part 2.Which two sentences from the passage best support the answer to Part A?

A. In addition to gathering interesting data, Cassini provided a stunning photo on July 19, 2013."

B. This photo was taken at a time when sunlight shone from behind Saturn, making the tiny particles of the rings easier to see."

C.“This is the first photograph that shows Earth, Saturn, and Venus in the same image as Saturn.”

D.“Mars is a smaller dot, above and left of Saturn.”

E“Cassini’s camera’s fortunately, are equipped to take multiple photographs of objects in the sky.”

F “Moons orbiting near or in the rings are especially interesting to scientists.”

JUST ANSWER PART 2 PART A IS C

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