Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

<passage>:
Nadine Nadine Nadine's Earth, and unless all parts of the complex were present, the total was settlement. Mosquitos throve on the inhabited globes of the Rim Stars. Nadine illustrated in and on the landscape outside the prominences erupting about its edges. Now it lay astern, and Moran Nadine could see the planet that had been chosen for his marooning. It was a cloudy world. There were some dim markings near one lighted limb, but nowhere else. There was an ice-cap in view. The rest was—clouds. The ice-cap, by its existence and circular shape, proved that the planet rotated at a not unreasonable rate. The fact that it was water-ice told much. A water-ice ice-cap said that there were no poisonous gases in the planet's atmosphere. Sulfur dioxide or chlorine, for example, would not allow the formation of water-ice. It would have to be sulphuric-acid or hydrochloric-acid ice. But the ice-cap was simple snow. Its size, too, told about temperature-distribution on the planet. A large cap would have meant a large area with arctic and sub-arctic temperatures, with small temperate and tropical climate-belts. A small one like this meant thick, dense cloud-masses which covered most of the surface,—all the surface, in fact, outside the ice-cap. But since there were ice-caps there would be temperate regions. In short, the ice-cap proved that a wide tropical and sub-tropical zones. The fact was verified by the man could endure the air and temperature conditions he would find. Nadine approaching the world on planetary drive. He was to be left here, with no reason ever to expect rescue. Two of the Nadine's watched out the same ports as the planet seemed to approach. Burleigh "It doesn't look too bad, Moran!" Moran disagreed, but he did not answer. He cocked an ear instead. He passage leading away. He called. But Moran observed with grudging Nadine Nadine landing-point, and they had still to re-locate themselves. Nadine Nadine investigation. Moran, at least, would be picked out as a fugitive from effect, with six people on board instead of five, the Nadine Nadine find a planet and check its climate and relationship to other planets, Nadine needed to make a planet-fall for this. that had that sound in it. It marked a first-landing spot on some planet Moran stirred, and he knew that every one of the others was conscious of expected, and start it up again. Moran considered the story probable. Nadine enlarging cloudy mass ahead. they left a beacon, they may have left an identification of the planet. Nadine had cleared for Loris. That was where it should make its next landing. The little yacht went on. All five of its proper company watched as the planet's surface enlarged. The ice-cap went out of sight around the bulge of the globe, but no markings appeared. There were cloud-banks everywhere, probably low down in the "I think," said Carol, to Moran, "that if it's too tropical where this ice-cap to have an endurable climate. I've been figuring on food, too. That will depend on where we are from Loris because we have to keep enough for ourselves. But we can spare some. We'll give you the possibly habitable planet, the especially developed seed-strains would though, and Moran grimaced. been left out of the seeding of this planet. The element—which might be Moran wondered, momentarily, what sort of world they came from and why government would think defeat. Moran's own situation was perfectly Nadine's Nadine's Now the space-yacht moved toward a vast mass of fleecy whiteness without "Watch our height, Carol." She stood by the echometer. Sixty miles. Fifty. Thirty. A correction of course. Fifteen miles to surface below. Ten. Five. At twenty-five thousand feet there were clouds, which would be particles of ice so small that they floated even so high. Then clear air, then lower clouds, surface that the planet-wide cloud-level seemed to begin. From there on down it was pure opacity. Anything could exist in that dense, almost Nadine end to visibility. The yacht descended as if in the center of a sphere vegetation on a planet with a sol-type sun. Nadine's the only considerable landmark within the half-mile circle in which Nadine checked her downward motion. Interplanetary drive is rugged shared the peculiarity of the ground as far as they could see through no mineral surface! The landing-pockets had burned away three or four "This sounds and looks like a nice place to live," said Moran with fine Nadine carefully at the mound, there was a landing-fin sticking up toward the fore part was crushed in. The other landing-fins could be traced. "It's a ship," said Moran curtly. "It crash-landed and its crew set up a "Sure," said Moran, "but a man can gripe, can't he?" "You won't have to live here," said Burleigh. "We'll take you somewhere up by the ice-cap. As Carol said, we'll give you everything we can spare. And meanwhile we'll take a look at that wreck yonder. There might be an indication in it of what solar system this is. There could be Moran silently went to the space-suit rack and began to get into a metal casings and enormous globular helmets. Non-stretch fabrics took "If there's a lifeboat left," said Carol suddenly, "Moran might be able "Ah, yes!" said Moran. "It's very likely that the ship hit hard enough beacon. I wouldn't count on a boat, Moran." door opened. It was not necessary to check the air specifically. The suits would take care of that. Anyhow the ice-cap said there were no water-soluble gases in the atmosphere, and a gas can't be an active slightly eroded by the processes which made life possible on this planet. They looked dubiously at the scorched, indefinite substance Nadine landed. Moran moved scornfully small holes. Something black came squirming frantically out of one of the openings. It was eight or ten inches long. It had a head, a thorax, and an abdomen. It had wing-cases. It had six legs. It toppled down to the stone on which the Nadine " she said incredulously. " They're beetles! They're twenty times the size of the beetles we humans have been carrying around the galaxy, but that's what they are! " Moran grunted. Distastefully, he saw his predicament made worse. He knew planets life had never gotten started. On such worlds a highly complex would multiply, and animals and birds to carry the seeds planet-wide. On most planets, to be sure, there were local, aboriginal plants and animals. But still terrestrial creatures had to be introduced if a food. So an elaborate adaptation job had to be done on every planet large and monstrous under the conditions of a new planet. And the remained actively unpleasant to think of being marooned on it. "Suppose we go look at the ship?" said Moran unpleasantly. "Maybe you parchment-like top skin yielded. It was like walking on a mass of "We'd better spread out," added Moran, "or else we'll break through that He and the others joined Moran on the yielding surface. Their footing was uncertain, as on a trampoline. They staggered. They moved toward the Nadine's Moran heard muffled noises in his helmet-phone as the others tried to "It's not a hunting creature on worlds It was to be noted that Hallet the engineer, avoided the huge harmless They reached the mound which was the ship. Moran unlimbered his torch. equally abrupt thinning, again, toward the landing-fins. The sharpness everywhere. "We're going to find that this wreck has been here a century Nadine Nadine

<question>:
Which of the follow characteristics does NOT give Moran the impression that the planet that the Nadine is approaching may be habitable?

<options>:
A shape of the ice cap
B composition of the ice cap
C location of the ice cap
D size of the ice cap

<answer>:

C