Judging from the context, the word 'whizzed' most probably means '______'. A. kept turning around quickly B. went into and out of its orbit quickly, C. moved very fast D. exploded all the while

Let’s break it down.

The word "whizzed" is an onomatopoeic word related to the sound something makes when moving very fast through the air.
Common uses: "The car whizzed past," "The bullet whizzed by."
It’s not about turning around in place (A), not specifically about going in and out of orbit (B) — though it could describe fast orbital motion in a metaphorical sense, the core meaning is simply fast motion.
It doesn’t mean exploded (D) at all.

Given typical vocabulary-in-context questions, the direct meaning is moved very fast.

Correct answer: C.