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Which is the best use for a city map?A.
to locate a friend's house from her street address

B.
to measure how far the city is from the nearest ocean

C.
to see the city as it looks from outer space

D.
to determine the city's location with the United States

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Answer 1
Answer: it would either be A or B, most likely it's A because a specific location is more useful than a specific measurement
Answer 2
Answer: The answer is A. B is no good, because unless the city is right there on the shore, you'd need a map of the state..

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Answer:

D

Explanation:

It is a local election so they have to address local issues like how much  money is spent on a new bus system so his vote will affect the outcome of this.

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