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meriva
2 years ago
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Read the following paragraph from a report about a famous American. What can you infer is the unstated main idea of the paragrap

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Sally Ride has written several science books for children: To Space and Back; Voyager; The Third Planet; The Mystery of Mars; Mission: Planet Earth and Exploring Our Solar System. She has also initiated and directed education projects designed to fuel middle school students' fascination with science. She came up with the idea for NASA's EarthKAM project. The project lets middle school students select, shoot, download and study photos of Earth using a camera on the International Space Station.

A.Sally Ride wrote science books for children.

B.Sally Ride is credited with starting NASA’s EarthKam.

C.Sally Ride was an advocate for improved science education.

D.Sally Ride cared about science education for girls.
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erastova [34]2 years ago
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