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What are two types of alpine glacier?
 
 a. ice caps and cirque glaciers
  b. valley glaciers and cirque glaciers
  c. ice sheets and piedmont glaciers
  d. ice caps and piedmont glaciers

Question 2

In terms of distance, the thickest internal structural layer of Earth is the ____.
 
 a. mantle
  b. asthenosphere
  c. crust
  d. outer core



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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