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ashley

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These are rivers of ice that flow from places where snow accumulates yearly to warmer places where they melt.
 
  A) snow banks
  B) glaciers
  C) ice crystals
  D) ablation
  E) snow accumulated peaks

Question 2

When winds blow across the sea surface, they transfer their energy to the water by generating ________.
 
  A) heat
  B) currents
  C) tides
  D) waves
  E) wind



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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