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An object that radiates more energy than it absorbs will ____.
 A) become colder
  B) become warmer
  C) maintain the same temperature
  D) reach radiative equilibrium

Question 2

Most tornadoes have winds that are ____.
 A) greater than 500 knots
  B) greater than 220 knots
  C) between 125 and 220 knots
  D) less than 125 knots



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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