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If the ice in Antarctica melted, the sea level would rise about _ 61 feet 200 feet 1,982 feet 6,500 feet
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If the ice in Antarctica melted, the sea level would rise about _

61 feet
200 feet
1,982 feet
6,500 feet

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Answer:200 feet, hope this helps!
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