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Let's say Laura wants to learn more about six-foot (1.8-meter) tubeworms. She would find the most information by __________. A.Reading about metals in her science book B.Looking at a picture of a hydrothermal
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Let's say Laura wants to learn more about six-foot (1.8-meter) tubeworms. She would find the most information by __________.

A.Reading about metals in her science book
B.Looking at a picture of a hydrothermal vent
C.Reading a book about creatures in the ocean
D.Looking at pictures of animals in a nearby zoo

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C. Because they live in the ocean
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i think the answer is C because tube worms live in the ocean.

Explanation:

tube worms live in the ocean

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