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The “winding” shape that a river can take and its shape is determined by the hardness of the rock the flowing water meets a. tributary b. oxbow lake c. waterfall d. meander
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The “winding” shape that a river can take and its shape is determined by the hardness of the rock the flowing water meets

a.
tributary
b.
oxbow lake
c.
waterfall
d.
meander

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The correct answer is option D, meander
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