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Which of the following is NOT an adaptation to living in periglacial regions?
 
  A) Raised oil pipelines above the frozen ground
  B) Buildings placed directly on frozen, hard surfaces
  C) Enclosed water and sewage lines
  D) Careful maintenance of rail tracks and roadbeds in the summer

Question 2

The general term for channelized water flow, regardless of size, is
 
  A) river. B) rill. C) stream. D) gully.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C




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