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When does glacial movement begin? *

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A. When the top layers of a glacier outweigh the bottom layers
B. When an entire whole snow mount is frozen solid
C. When it gets below 0 degrees Celsius
D. When the bottom layer of snow becomes slippery and putty-like

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27-01-2017

i belive the correct answer is A

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27-01-2017

I believe the answer is A. However if I am incorrect, you should at least know that it cannot be C. It doesn't make sense at all.

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