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BTheprofessorlitacandlebecauseofpowerfailure
CBostonisinthesoutheastofCanada
DTheshockswereslightinoneway
AThebedwasshakingandJohnWinthropawoke.
BJohnWinthroplookedattentivelyatthiswatch.
CJohnWinthropgotuptolightacandle.
DTheearthquakehappenedinBostonin1755.
EJohnWinthropknewthequake’sdirection.
FJohnWinthropknewtheexactquake’stime.
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BWhyDon’tDeerEatYoungFruitTrees
CPlantsSavedby“BadBreath”
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