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jessicacav

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When wind blows over a snow field, and if the wind is sufficiently strong, the moving clumps of snow become cylindrical, often with a hole extending through them lengthwise. These snow ____ range from the size of eggs to that of small barrels.
   a. rollers
   b. waves
   c. ripples
   d. dunes
   e. dunes

Question 2

Wind blowing with sufficient force to rip the roof off buildings
   a. is common.
   b. is impossible.
   c. is uncommon.
   d. happens during every storm.
   e. only happens during snowstorms.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: a

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: c



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