Growing trees along the roadside will
(a) hold soil on the sides of the road.
(b) make travel along the roads safer.
(c) keep the temperature along the roads much higher.
(d) keep wildlife away from the roads.

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(a) hold soil on the sides of the road

Growing trees along the roadside will hold soil on the sides of the road.

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Growing trees along the roadside will (a) hold soil on the sides of the road. (b) make travel along the roads safer. (c) keep the temperature along the roads much higher. (d) keep wildlife away from the roads.

(a) hold soil on the sides of the road Growing trees along the roadside will hold soil on the sides of the road.

Growing trees along the roadside will
(a) hold soil on the sides of the road.
(b) make travel along the roads safer.
(c) keep the temperature along the roads much higher.
(d) keep wildlife away from the roads.

(a) hold soil on the sides of the road

Growing trees along the roadside will hold soil on the sides of the road.