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The continental rise is located ________.

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The continental rise is located ________.

The continental rise is located ________.
A) at the top of a mid-ocean ridge
B) at the top of the continental slope
C) between an abyssal plain and continental slope
D) at the seaward edge of a deep ocean trench

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The answer should be c) between an abyssal plain and continental slope.

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