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Squall lines most often form ahead of a
   a. cold front.
   b. warm front.
   c. cold-type occluded front.
   d. warm-type occluded front.
   e. stationary front.

Question 2

Before the passage of a cold front the pressure normally ____, and after the passage of a cold front the pressure normally ____.
   a. drops; drops
   b. drops; rises
   c. rises; rises
   d. rises; drops
   e. does not change; drops



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: a

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ANSWER: b



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