An argument in Science is most like a ? (A) competiton (B) Debate (C)Fight (D) yelling much

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An argument in Science is most like a ? (A) competiton (B) Debate (C)Fight (D) yelling much

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I think it’s A ) competition because they don’t really like fight much they just do challenges

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