I need to know what word describes these. They both have to end in “og”
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To be quick, your two words should be Log and Fog.
The first would be "Log" since a piece of wood could be known as a log
The second would be "Fog" because lighthouses are only used for low visibility or to help a ship find its way. In most cases, they are used for fog.
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Answer:
Log, and Fog
Explanation:
The first image depicts a log
The second image shows a lighthouse, which helps sailors know where the shore is, especially in fog.
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