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Bow, sheet, port, tiller Which category would be best for the words above? A. marine animals B. fishing terms C. marine images D. boat terms
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Bow, sheet, port, tiller
Which category would be best for the words above?
A. marine animals
B. fishing terms
C. marine images
D. boat terms
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I think B or D... Hope this helps..
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These are boat terms.
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