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SO00

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A substance that forms an inorganic, natural compound with a specific chemical composition is called a
 
  A) molecule.
  B) tectonic rock.
  C) granitic compound.
  D) mineral.
  E) element.

Question 2

Which of the following would not result in the modification of the air mass?
 
  A) A cA air mass moving across the Gulf of Alaska.
  B) A cP air mass remaining stationary over central Canada.
  C) A cP air mass moving across the Great Lakes.
  D) A cT air mass moving across the Gulf of Mexico.
  E) A mT air mass moving across Texas.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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