Question

Which explains how the Gulf Stream warms the climate of Iceland and Great Britain?

A.
The warm current removes heat from the air above the islands, allowing warm air from the equator to move in.

B.
The warm current melts the polar ice, which reduces the salinity around the islands and transfers heat to the land.

C.
The warm current heats the air above it. The warm air then blows onto land, leading to warmer temperatures.

D.
The warm current heats the air, reduces its pressure, and allows warm air to come over the islands from mainland Europe.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The answer is A