A list titled The 10 Plagues of Egypt. God sent 10 plagues before the Egyptian pharaoh let the Israelite slaves go free. 1, Water turned into blood. 2, Frogs took over the land. 3, Lice attacked people. 4, Flies came next. 5, The cattle became ill. 6, Sores broke out all over peoples' bodies. 7, Hail ruined the crops. 8, Locusts ate all the fruit. 9, Darkness fell over Egypt for 3 days. 10, All firstborn sons, including Pharaoh's oldest son, died. Next to the list, an Egyptian pharaoh sits in a chair while a servant fans him. Both the pharaoh and servant are shooing away locusts and flies. Which creatures did God send as plagues? a. lice, frogs, flies, and cattle c. blood, cattle, and hail b. flies and locusts d. frogs, lice, flies, and locusts Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

Hello There! I picked A. Not entirely sure. EDGE 2020.

they thoght they were going to nuke each other

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