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For the Earth, most of the information we've learned about its interior, including the mantle and core, comes from drilling down directly into it. True False
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For the Earth, most of the information we've learned about its interior, including the mantle and core, comes from drilling down directly into it.

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True 1:b 2:12354 3:b 4:c 5:d 6:b 7:a 8:b 9:c 10:C 11:d 12:c 13:d 14: a 15:c
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