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When cool autumn air sinks into a depression with a warm pond in it, this type of fog is most likely to occur
 A) evaporation fog.
  B) radiation fog.
  C) frontal fog.
  D) advection fog.
  E) downslope fog.

Question 2

This type of fog results when warm air moves over a cooler surface
 A) upslope fog.
  B) advection fog.
  C) radiation fog.
  D) frontal fog.
  E) evaporation fog.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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