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In the summer, temperatures in the town of Roxby Downs get as high as 104 degrees Fahrenheit. It is in one of the driest regions of southern Australia. Only desert bushes and termite nests thrive. However, this area, about 350 miles north of the city of Adelaide, is becoming a home for many people. Prices of basic wooden houses has risen by a third. "Olympic Dam," a nearby raw materials mine, is what has turned the town into such a magnet. It mainly produces copper but also uranium, gold, and silver. Many young families are moving to Roxby Downs. According to the passage, what is the most likely reason people want to live in Roxby Downs?

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to live near friends and loved ones

to study termite nests and other wildlife

to get jobs at a precious metal mine

to enjoy the warm climate

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I would say the best option for an answer choice would be C - to get jobs at a precious metal mine

This is because is the land has very precious metals, people would be hired for a lot of money to mine out those metals, because they can sell them at a more higher price than they pay the workers.

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