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"Geography" comes from two ancient ______________ words: ge, means "the Earth," and graphe, meaning "to describe" A. Arab B. Latin C. Greek D. French
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"Geography" comes from two ancient ______________ words: ge, means

"the Earth," and graphe, meaning "to describe"
A. Arab
B. Latin
C. Greek
D. French

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C. Greek

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