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Read this line from the text:

History

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Answer:

Explanation:

You can cross out D because on their part, they were successful with the attack.

Cross out c because you cant infer that from the sentence you gave us.

And Cross out B because the attack was a surprise, and Japan never gave a warning.

So that leads to A.

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