Which TWO actions could you take to make a building less likely to crumble in an earthquake A. Make walls thinner so they bend in easily

B. Build closer to likely liquefaction regions

C. Use base isolation does line while building

D. Add brackets for vibration control

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST ANSWER

C and D!

Explanation:

I am 90% sure these are the answers because

A: Thinner walls = more likely to break down

and B: Liquefaction means that the ground will become less solid during earthquakes, causing the building to be severely damaged.

Thus, leaves C and D as the leftover answers! :]

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