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bcretired

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Which is not an effect of underground water?
 
  A) mass movement
  B) sinkholes
  C) caverns in limestone
  D) underground pockets that gather petroleum

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Ground water
 
  A) moves short distances through shallow soil horizons and reemerges to join surface runoff in streams.
  B) trickles along surfaces of mainly granite rocks.
  C) percolates through lava rock to reach the soil below.
  D) percolates deep below the surface through open spaces and fractures.



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Answer: D

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