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cookcarl

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What is NOT true about acid rain?
 
  A. It is composed mostly of sulfuric and nitric acids.
  B. It only falls near its source of pollutants.
  C. It is formed from human-inducted sources.
  D. Pollutants mix with water in the atmosphere.
  E. Acidity damages both living and nonliving things.

Question 2

What is NOT true about the global distribution of precipitation?
 
  A. Polar areas tend to have higher precipitation.
  B. Lower precipitation coincides with subtropics.
  C. Midlatitude precipitation has a varied pattern.
  D. Higher precipitation is found in the tropics.
  E. Coastal areas tend to have higher precipitation.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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