Which of the following would not be likely to cause an FM radio signal to cut out?
A) tall buildings
B) driving over pronounced hills
C) fog and rain
D) being inside a metal room

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FM radio signals are primarily affected by physical obstructions and less by atmospheric conditions like fog and rain. Tall buildings and pronounced hills can block or reflect the signals, and a metal room can act as a Faraday cage, blocking radio signals. However, fog and rain have minimal impact on the frequency range used by FM radio.

Which of the Following Would Not Be Likely to Cause