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Brilliant_brown [7]
3 years ago
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How might living near a river or lake affect how people live?​

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alexdok [17]3 years ago
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<em>Living near a river or lake could affect how people live in many different ways...</em>

<em>Here's a list on how it can affect how people live.</em>

<em>___________________________________________________________</em>

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<em>                                                      </em><u>Bad...</u>

  • <em>Increases chances on flooding.</em>
  • <em>Kids may try to swim and drown.</em>
  • <em>You may get bitten by snapping turtles.</em>
  • <em>There are water moccasins.</em>

<em>___________________________________________________________</em>

<em>                                                    </em><u>Good...</u>

<u />

  • <em>You get to go fishing pretty much in your yard.</em>
  • <em>A food source of fish.</em>
  • <em>You can swim.</em>

___________________________________________________________

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