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Which example is a naturally occurring magnet A a nail B a piece of iron C aluminum D earth

Which example is a naturally occurring magnet A a nail B a piece of iron C aluminum D earth
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Which example is a naturally occurring magnet

A a nail
B a piece of iron
C aluminum
D earth

User Dharmendra Barad
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D. Earth

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User Rajan Prasad
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The answer should be D) Earth or the fourth option.
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