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Which statement BEST explains why you should not walk on a pond even if the ground near the pond is frozen solid?

Which statement BEST explains why you should not walk on a pond even if the ground near the pond is frozen solid?
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Which statement BEST explains why you should not walk on a pond even if the ground near the pond is frozen solid?

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Answer- You should not walk on a frozen pond because the ice can’t believe it’s so thick, you can fall through the ice even if it is frozen near the surface. The middle would be the softest part of the ice.
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