Articles in the reader's guild are organized Chronologically by date publication.
The correct answer is D. Is interpretative.
Escapist fiction is usually written not to be interpreted with any deeper meaning. It is mostly written in such a manner that you forget your every day life and just have some fun, not having to think about troubles.
The answer is D: A magazine article describing how people's lives have been improved by products developed as a result of the space program.
The most compelling piece of evidence is to show —like the article of the magazine does, which would have to be founded on evidence that could be corroborated— how and in what sense the lives of human beings have been improved by space exploration and showing, also, that these benefits outweigh the cost of space exploration.
At the end of Chapter 3, Wilson gives Henry a yellow envelope (D)
