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KWilfred

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During a lightning event
 
  A) a large quantity of electrons is transferred.
  B) there is typically only one stroke.
  C) the negative charge near the bottom of the cloud increases.
  D) the air around the conducting channel is heated to temperatures up to 30,000 K.

Question 2

Lightning can strike
 
  A) below a thunderstorm cloud.
  B) out of the anvil of a thunderstorm cloud.
  C) from the side of the cloud.
  D) all of these



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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