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What causes a cup of milk to freeze? A. Cold air mixes with the milk. B. Cold energy flows into the milk. C. Heat energy flows out of the milk. D. Warm air is released from the milk.
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What causes a cup of milk to freeze?

A. Cold air mixes with the milk.
B. Cold energy flows into the milk.
C. Heat energy flows out of the milk.
D. Warm air is released from the milk.

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The answer to this is B
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