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26 July, 01:43

When Susan took the rice sock out of the microwave, it was nice and warm. She put it under her sister's neck. This worked great but Susan wanted a warmer sock. What should she do?

A) Add a little water to the rice.

B) Use a larger container for the rice.

C) Heat it in the microwave for more than 60 seconds.

D) Use the oven to heat the sock instead of the microwave.

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