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What is the author's purpose in Spacebusters: The Race to the Moon? A. to persuade readers that exploring the moon is more important than visiting Mars B. to inform readers about America's first mission
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What is the author's purpose in Spacebusters: The Race to the Moon? A. to persuade readers that exploring the moon is more important than visiting Mars B. to inform readers about America's first mission to the moon C. to entertain readers with a science fiction story set in the future D. to express an opinion that exploring the moon is a waste of time

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The answer is B because its informing you about the mission
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It would be B, Because its informing you about the space race if they were giving you fun facts and if it was comical it wold be entertaining but since its not the answer is B. Its telling you information about a historical period in time. Hope this helps you :)!!
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