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fahad

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What type of precipitation is associated with the white plague, which injures livestock and causes extensive damage to crops?
 A) hail
  B) snow grains
  C) freezing rain
  D) sleet

Question 2

The solid equivalent of drizzle is called ____.
 A) snow pellets
  B) hail
  C) snow grains
  D) rime



ladyjames123

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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