In Arthur C. Clarke's story, why are the people living in the Colony? Question 4 options: They lost a war on Earth. They crash-landed there while they were on a mission to explore space. They cannot live in the Earth's ruined environment. They prefer the Colony to Earth.

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Jaqueline Randall

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26 November, 20:02

In Arthur C. Clarke's story, why are the people living in the Colony? Question 4 options: They lost a war on Earth. They crash-landed there while they were on a mission to explore space. They cannot live in the Earth's ruined environment. They prefer the Colony to Earth.

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Giovanny Lawrence · Answer 1

Answer: C) They cannot live in the Earth's ruined environment.

In Arthut C. Clarke's story, people are living in the colony because planet Earth was destroyed. A is not right because they didn't lose a war on Earth. B B and C are not right because people are not in the colony because of a crash accident or because they prefer the Colony to Earth. They are there because the earth got destroyed and that's where they have to be in order to survive.