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What happens to the water particles in a wave? A.)The wave pushes the water particles forward. B.)The water particles move in a circular pattern. C.)The water particles move up through the wave. D.)The
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What happens to the water particles in a wave?
A.)The wave pushes the water particles forward.
B.)The water particles move in a circular pattern.
C.)The water particles move up through the wave.
D.)The wind pushes the water particles down.
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C. The water particles move up through the wave.
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