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Ursula is correct because inevitable means something that you cannot avoid, and you cannot stop a natural disaster from occurring, therefore the answer is D, unavoidable.

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It is D because either way you can’t stop a hurricane from doing what it does, therefore it is unavoidable.

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I agree because it was unlikely or unpredictable since people have been warned for years and it wouldn’t be unlikely since the were surrounded by 2 bodies of water also it can’t be stopped however in a way it can if barriers are strong enough but the damage is unavoidable.

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Answer D because they can’t avoid the hurricane so they must evacuate

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I agree with Ursula because because scientist were not surprised and it was bound to happen. Plus it’s not not people could have stopped it so it’s unavoidable. Either way they would have had to deal with it later.

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Ursula is right because the synonym for Inevitable is unavoidable and there is text evidence.

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Ursula is right because the difinition or inevitable is certain to happen of unadvoidable

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Ursula is correct because the definition of inevitable is certain to happen and cannot be avoided. Therefore the answer is unavoidable which means not able to be avoided, prevented, or ignored.

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It is unavoidable because unavoidable means that it is hard to miss, and inevitable means the same.

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Ursula is correct because the definition of inevitable is something that cannot be avoided. Therefore it is unavoidable. Usher is incorrect being we aren’t able to stop hurricanes. Hurricanes are part of nature and is unstoppable. Just like we can’t stop rain. It’s just a part of nature that humans are not able to stop. So, Ursula is correct and Usher isnt.

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I agree it’s Ursula because it stating that the hurricane is inevitable or unavoidable.

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Ursula because the word is a synynom of unavoidable

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I think Ursula is correct because you can not avoid a hurricane that is coming your way

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I agree with Ursula because inevitable means that something unstoppable which also could mean unavoidable. If you can’t stop something, you can’t avoid it either. It makes sense because they both have similarities and something that you can’t avoid, can’t be stopped either.

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I agree with Ursula because no matter what, you cannot avoid this natural disaster. Especially how it is worded in the text, it is a perfect fit for inevitable.

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I agree with Ursula because a synonym for the word inevitable is unavoidable.

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I believe that Ursula’s response is reasonable because unavoidable means that you can’t stop it which is also the synonym of inevitable.

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I agree with Ursula because unavoidable means unable to avoid which is a synonym for inevitable.

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I think D is the correct answer because this answer shows that no matter what, the storm will come and cause damage.

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I agree with  Ursula because unavoidable is a synonym for inevitable

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I agree with Ursula because it is saying you can’t avoid it.