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 jcough346
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#30756
I was between C and E. Thought E was right because it encapsulates all homes lack of imperviousness to earthquakes. Im figuring E is wrong because if it were true, than it is just as likely that the masonry homes would have collapsed as well. While C is correct because it presents a more narrow cause of the collapse.
 Adam Tyson
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#30771
Good analysis, jcough! Absolutely right about answer E - it doesn't resolve anything because it doesn't explain why the wood house fell and the masonry house didn't. C does the job by telling us that this particular wood house was weakened in advance of the earthquake.

Nice job!
 avengingangel
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#33781
Thanks for this explanation! I chose E as well but now see why it's incorrect.

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