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The entertainment magazine has a cover about the new Nordic Man movie....
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Read the passage.
The entertainment magazine has a cover about the new Nordic Man movie. It shows the main characters. It appeals to superhero fans.
Which revision appropriately uses phrases to rewrite the passage?
a. Appealing to fans of superheroes, the cover of the entertainment magazine features the main characters from the new Nordic Man movie.
b. The entertainment magazine’s cover features the new Nordic Man movie; it shows the main characters and appeals to superhero fans.
c. Showing the main characters, the entertainment magazine’s cover appeals to superhero fans about the new Nordic Man movie.
d. Fans of superheroes are appealed to by the entertainment magazine’s cover, which shows the main characters and is about the new Nordic Man movie.
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