Which of the planets moves fastest around the Sun?
Option B
Mercury is closest to the Sun and has the fastest average orbital speed (approx. 47.87 km/s).
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Mercury is closest to the Sun and has the fastest average orbital speed (approx. 47.87 km/s).
Standardized admissions tests like the SAT are designed as predictive measures of first-year collegiate academic readiness.
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Richard Holbrooke was appointed as the U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan in January 2009 and served in this capacity until his death in December 20102. For an exam in early 2011, he would be the most recent prominent figure in that role. Marc Grossman was appointed to the position in February 2011.