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Lobcity

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What causes warm springs?
 
  A) extreme kinetic energy and pressure from emerging water
  B) deep circulation of water
  C) proximity to tectonic action
  D) proximity to magma

Question 2

The direction of ground-water flow between any two locations in an aquifer is determined by comparing the total ________ of the water at each location.
 
  A) elevation
  B) pressure
  C) energy
  D) volume



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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