5. In general, New England weather is characterized by a. Long winters and short summers b. A long growing season c. Seasons of equal length d. Long summers and short winters

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5. In general, New England weather is characterized by

a. Long winters and short summers
b. A long growing season
c. Seasons of equal length
d. Long summers and short winters

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A- long winters and short summers

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