Select the correct answer. Frostbite and tissue damage can occur when you don’t wear gloves when walking in the cold. A. True B. False

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Select the correct answer.

Frostbite and tissue damage can occur when you don’t wear gloves when walking in the cold.
A.
True
B.
False

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Answer: True

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