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What is an ebb current?
 A) The rise in sea level as a tide crest approaches
  B) The rise in sea level as a tide trough approaches
  C) The fall in sea level as a tide trough approaches
  D) The fall in sea level as a tide crest approaches

Question 2

One of the driving forces of atmospheric circulation is ____.
 A) Earth's uneven solar heating
  B) alternating high and low pressures
  C) evaporation and condensation
  D) the Coriolis effect



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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