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26 December, 11:10

How can you tell if your car is overheating? A. Your temperature gauge is moving into the red or "H" zone. B. Your temperature gauge is moving into the blue or "C" zone. C. You physically feel your car is getting hot. D. You cannot tell if your car is overheating.

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