The correct answer for this question is A. rotate in opposite directions.
Where is the passage from?
This section of the text is taken from Ruth Ozeki's A Tale of Time Being ©2013 by Ruth Ozeki Lounsbury. The setting for this passage is British Columbia. On the beach, Ruth came across a bag with a book inside.
In the passage, Oliver holds up his hands to describe a bigger circle, “Imagine the Pacific.” “The Turtle Gyre goes clockwise, and the Aleut Gyre goes counterclockwise.”
Therefore, indicating the rotation in opposing directions, in the passage.
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In the passage, Oliver indicates that the two Pacific Gyres
A rotate in opposite directions.
B are named for their points of origin.
C are used by turtles to migrate to Baja.
D end near the British Columbia coastline.
