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lilldybug07

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Large volcanoes on the seafloor that are cone-shaped on top because they never reached sea level are called ________.
 
  A) hotspots
  B) tablemounts
  C) seamounts
  D) guyots
  E) mantle plumes

Question 2

Hydrogen bonds form between neighboring water molecules because of ________.
 
  A) electron sharing
  B) electron transfer
  C) the polarity of water molecules
  D) surface tension
  E) the viscosity of water



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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