Which term best describes a trench? B. The deepest part of the ocean A. Underwater Mountains C. Underwater Volcanoes D. A zone of the ocean in which sunlight is stored

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Which term best describes a trench?

B. The deepest part of the ocean
A. Underwater Mountains
C. Underwater Volcanoes
D. A zone of the ocean in which sunlight is stored

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