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21 May, 20:11

13) A branch falling from a tree is to gravity as a car driving on the road is to A) a driver's foot off of the accelerator, coasting. B) a driver's foot off the accelerator and on the break pedal. C) a driver's foot on the accelerator pressed down to maintain speed. D) a driver's foot on the accelerator and pressed down gradually more and more.

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