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Question 4 of 5 Which statement best evaluates this conclusion to a narrative?
As the shuttle reentered Earth's atmosphere, Lieutenant Sedgemore
breathed a sigh of relief. The hardest part of the journey was over, and
he would soon be home. The mission had been a success, and the
team had gathered several samples of unidentified minerals. They had
avoided disaster by repairing the fuel filters. Now it was just a matter
of touching down safely. While traveling through space, the astronauts
had needed to use special hoses to brush their teeth.
A. It is strong because it explains how the astronauts solved the fuel-
filter problem.
B. It is weak because it only tells the story from one astronaut's
perspective.
C. It is weak because it shifts the focus away from Lieutenant
Sedgemore's successful mission.
D. It is strong because it shows the importance of space exploration.

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