Pick and copy all the incorrect options for the following question:

Mercury, the planet nearest to the Sun, has extreme surface temperatures, ranging from 465°C in sunlight to -180°C in darkness. Why is there such a large range of temperatures on Mercury?

Options:
- The planet is too small to hold heat.
- The planet is heated on only one side.
- The planet reflects heat from its dark side.
- The planet lacks an atmosphere to hold heat.



- The planet is too small to hold heat.



- The planet is heated on only one side.



- The planet reflects heat from its dark side.



