Question

Which textual evidence best supports the inference that the "Moon Trees" came to be seen as a symbol of America's

contribution to understanding the moon?
OA. "Stan Krugman collected the seeds and an attempt at germinating some of the seeds was made in
Houston."
OB. "The seeds were classified and sorted, and sealed in small plastic bags that were stored in a metal
cannister."
OC. "A loblolly pine was planted at the White House, and trees were planted in Brazil, Switzerland, and
presented to the Emperor of Japan, among others."
OD. "[Roosa] then worked on the Space Shuttle program until his retirement as a Colonel in the Air Force in
1976, the time when many of his trees were being planted."
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Answer 1

Option C, 'A loblolly pine was planted at the White House, and trees were planted in Brazil, Switzerland, and presented to the Emperor of Japan, among others,' best supports the inference that the 'Moon Trees' symbolize America's contribution to understanding the moon.

Step-by-step explanation:

The best textual evidence that supports the inference that the 'Moon Trees' came to be seen as a symbol of America's contribution to understanding the moon is option C: 'A loblolly pine was planted at the White House, and trees were planted in Brazil, Switzerland, and presented to the Emperor of Japan, among others.' This evidence shows that the Moon Trees were not only planted in America but also internationally, symbolizing America's global contribution to understanding the moon.

Answer 2

Answer: "A loblolly pine was planted at the White House, and the trees were planted in Brazil, Switzerland, and presented to the Emperor of Japan, among others."

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