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What is an iceberg? a large mass of ice on land that does not move a large area of land covered in snow and ice a large frozen body of salt water a large floating mass of ice
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What is an iceberg?

a large mass of ice on land that does not move

a large area of land covered in snow and ice

a large frozen body of salt water

a large floating mass of ice

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Answer:

a iceberg is a large floating mass of ice

Step-by-step explanation:

it does move very slowly and it floats.

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