The largest annual ranges of temperatures are found:a
at polar latitudes over land.
b. at polar latitudes over water.
c. at middle latitudes near large bodies of wate.r
d. at the Equator.
e. in the Northern Central Plains of the United States
a
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
To receive an electrical shock there needs to be a
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