Multiple Choice
Your ears "pop" when your plane descends because
A) air is moving from the outside into behind your eardrum.
B) air is moving from your eardrum to the outside.
C) the air pressure in the plane decreases.
D) the fluid in your Eustachian tubes exerts pressure on your eardrums.
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