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The pupil is an opening at the center of the:

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The pupil is an opening at the center of the:

The pupil is an opening at the center of the:

a. retina
b. sclera
c. choroid
d. cornea
e. iris

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Major air masses rise from Earth's surface at:

a. the equator and 30 degrees latitude
b. 30 degree and 60 degree latitudes
c. the equator and 60 degrees latitude
d. 30 degrees latitude and the poles
e. the poles.

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Answer to q. 1

e

Answer to q. 2

c

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Words can't even express my thanks

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Pleasure is all mine

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