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What is the salinity of the Dead Sea (per litre of water)?

A. 440 grams
B. 240 grams
C. 340 grams
D. 390 grams
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests Team)
The Dead Sea is extraordinarily hypersaline, boasting a salinity level of approximately 340 grams of dissolved salt per liter of water, which makes it nearly ten times saltier than standard ocean water.
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