4) How are the sections organized to help develop understanding?
(A) The sections list the hist...
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4) How are the sections organized to help develop understanding?
(A) The sections list the history of other mass extinctions to help readers understand
what could happen.
(B) The sections outline the problems caused by a mass extinction and then show
possible solutions.
(C) The sections analyze the impact of an extinction event from the smallest living things
to the largest.
(D) The sections compare the effect of an extinction event on living and nonliving things.
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