Multiple Choice
Severe thunderstorms are different from ordinary thunderstorms in that severe thunderstorms
A) contain thunder and lightning.
B) have an anvil.
C) contain hail.
D) have a strong updraft and downdraft.
E) have a tilted updraft in the mature stage.
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