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silviawilliams41

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What would you expect to observe during the passage of a gust front?
 A) Temperatures will drop and winds will die down.
  B) Temperatures will rise and winds will die down.
  C) Temperatures will drop and winds will become strong and gusty.
  D) Temperatures will rise and winds will become strong and gusty.

Question 2

On clear, cold winter nights, cities tend to cool more ____ than rural areas and have ____ minimum temperatures.
 A) slowly; higher
  B) quickly; higher
  C) slowly; lower
  D) quickly; lower



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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