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The photograph shows an area where earthquakes have occurred in the past. How will this location most likely look different after an earthquake? O A. The lake will drain into the crust of Earth. OB. One
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The photograph shows an area where earthquakes have occurred in the past.

How will this location most likely look different after an earthquake?
O A. The lake will drain into the crust of Earth.
OB. One long crack will form and release steam from inside Earth.
OC. The mountain will become a volcano and lava will cover the ground.
O D. The surface of the road will break and cracks will appear in the ground.

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Answer:d the surface of the road will break and cracks will appear in the ground :)

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