Question

read this sentence from the article: \earthquakes can be dangerous.\ what evidence from the article supports this statement?
\earthquakes are caused by the movement of huge pieces of rock under earths surface.\
\most earthquakes last less than thirty seconds.\
\one strong earthquake can destroy homes, bridges, railroad tracks, and more.\

Explanation:

The statement "Earthquakes can be dangerous" is supported by evidence that shows the destructive impact of earthquakes. The option "One strong earthquake can destroy homes, bridges, railroad tracks, and more" directly illustrates the dangerous consequences of earthquakes through its description of destruction. The other options ("Earthquakes are caused by the movement of huge pieces of rock under Earth's surface" - which explains the cause, not the danger; "Most earthquakes last less than thirty seconds" - which gives duration, not danger) do not support the idea of danger as effectively.

Answer:

"One strong earthquake can destroy homes, bridges, railroad tracks, and more."