单选题The intensity of an earthquake depends on _____.Athe movements of the earth's shellBwhere it takes placeCthe injuries it causesDhow far away it is from a city
单选题
The intensity of an earthquake depends on _____.
A
the movements of the earth's shell
B
where it takes place
C
the injuries it causes
D
how far away it is from a city
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