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17 July, 00:56

Toby has been traveling throughout Europe to see the amazing landforms across the continent. One of his stops will be Greece. Which peninsula will Toby have to travel to in order to get to Greece? A. the Balkan Peninsula B. the Iberian Peninsula C. the Jutland Peninsula D. the Apennine Peninsula

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