30 POINTS AND 5 STAR AND THANKS AND BRAINLEST ASAP

Passage: from “Life Without Gravity” by Robert Zimmerman
Worse, weightlessness can sometimes be downright unpleasant. Your body gets upset and confused. Your face puffs up, your nose gets stuffy, your back hurts, your stomach gets upset, and you throw up. If astronauts are able to survive a one-year journey to Mars—the shortest possible trip to the Red Planet—they will have to learn how to deal with this weird environment.

2. Which of the following best expresses the main idea of the selection? (1 point)

(A) If astronauts were able to survive a one-year journey to Mars...

(B) Worse, weightlessness can sometimes be downright unpleasant.

(C) ...your nose gets stuffy, your back hurts, your stomach gets upset, and you throw up.

(D) ...they will have to learn how to deal with this weird environment.

3. Which of the following best describes a summary statement of the selection? (1 point)

(A) The supporting details serve to expand upon the main idea, fully describing what life is like in a weightless environment.

(B) The supporting details lack cohesion and do not describe the impact of
weightlessness on the body.

(C) The supporting details describe only the pleasant aspects of weightlessness.

(D) The supporting details contradict the main idea presented in the first sentence of this paragraph.

The main idea of the selection is that even in a one-year trip, which is the shortest amount of time required to get to Mars, they will have to learn how to cope with the lack of gravity because its effects on the body are harsh.

The selected summary statement is the only one that correctly describes the selection as providing supporting details about how unpleasant weightlessness can be to support the idea of astronauts having to learn how to deal with it.