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How does the length and direction of a shadow change from sunrise to noon in the northern hemisphere? A: The shadow gets shorter and points more east B: The shadow gets shorter and points more north C:
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How does the length and direction of a shadow change from sunrise to noon in the northern hemisphere? A: The shadow gets shorter and points more east B: The shadow gets shorter and points more north C: The shadow gets longer and points more north D: The shadow gets shorter and points more west E: The shadow gets longer and points more south F: The shadow gets longer and points more east

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Answer: the answer is A

Explanation: because the sun rises in the west and goes down in the east

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