English, 04.11.2020 21:40 xoohaleey

1. Based on the print feature in this excerpt, the reader can infer that the section will — O A give information about nuclear reactors
OB. argue that nuclear reactors are the best source of power
C. explain why nuclear reactors can be dangerous
O D. entertain readers with jokes about nuclear reactors
2. The graphic feature in this excerpt develops the author's ideas by -
O A exaggerating the usefulness of nuclear power
O B. giving information about the different fuel types people use
U C. comparing the energy density of common fuels
D. suggesting that people don't understand nuclear power
3. The footnote in this excerpt helps the author achieve his purpose by -
O A calling attention to a funny story
O B. providing an interesting but supplemental detail
C. giving the author's opinion on nuclear reactor
O D. teaching readers why reactors have emergency shutdown protocols

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