everything from newly invented electrical devices to the first Ferris wheel and the first commercial movie theater. Not only was the fair hugely popular while it was still open, the innovations it promoted remained extremely influential for decades. Passage B: James lay awake sweating, tossing, and turning. Years of work would all be made worth it tomorrow -- or his hopes could be shattered. He could still hardly believe that he had earned a place to exhibit his invention at the World's Fair. Would the public be interested? Would a big company want to buy his blueprints, or even give him a job? He was so nervous about his own small part at the fair that he'd hardly had time to think about everything else he would see the amazing new inventions, the singers, dancers, and people from every country in the world. "But now I must rest," James told himself sternly. A. Both passages go into detail about how the fair came to be held. B. Both passages are more logical than emotional in tone. C. Both passages give a sense of how large and important the fair was. D. Both passages show how the fair affected ordinary people.