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Why did Erik the Red name an island Greenland? A It was very green with grass and trees. B He wanted to be ironic. C He wanted to attract other people to move there. D Under the snow, there were green,
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Why did Erik the Red name an island Greenland?

A

It was very green with grass and trees.


B

He wanted to be ironic.


C

He wanted to attract other people to move there.


D

Under the snow, there were green, glowing rocks.

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C.He wanted to attract other people to move there.

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