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English, 03.02.2020 08:44, eriksprincess13

Read the excerpt from “the hammer of god.”

that was only the beginning of disaster: now the real tragedy began. nitric oxides rained from the air, turning the sea to acid. clouds of soot from incinerated forests darkened the sky, hiding the sun for months. worldwide, the temperature dropped precipitously, killing off most of the plants and animals that had survived the initial cataclysm.

which option is the accurate synonym for cataclysm as it is used in the excerpt?

“the hammer of god”

misfortune
fiasco
devastation
explosion

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that was only the beginning of disaster: now...

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