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The solid rock of the cliff in this photograph is part of a continent. What is the relationship between the continent and Earth's plates?\. A. The continent is next to but is not part of a plate. B. The
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The solid rock of the cliff in this photograph is part of a continent. What is the relationship between the continent and Earth's plates?\. A. The continent is next to but is not part of a plate. B. The continent is on top of a layer of water that is above a plate. C. The continent is directly on top of a plate but is not part of the plate.

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Answer:The continent is on top of a layer of water that is above a plateExplanation:

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