Which of the Great Lakes is entirely in the USA? (A) Lake Superior (B) Lake Huron (C) Lake Erie (D) Lake Michigan

Which of the Great Lakes is entirely in the USA? (A) Lake Superior (B) Lake Huron (C) Lake Erie (D) Lake Michigan
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