2 All of the following sentences from "Creative Engineering" support the idea that making an entry capable of completing the race is challenging EXCEPT__
A “Every entry in this amazing race must travel over land, sand, mud, and
in water."
B “And each machine must be powered by people—no engines allowed!"
C “Their sculptures not only have to drive, turn, and brake, they must also
balance and float."
D "When it comes to these creative racing crafts, looks and humor are as
important as speed."

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