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In "Earthlings, Meet Venus," the author describes Venus' unique environment; in "All Summer in a Day," Bradbury writes a short story about humans living on Venus. After reading the two passages, please
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In "Earthlings, Meet Venus," the author describes Venus' unique environment; in "All Summer in a Day," Bradbury writes a short story about humans living on Venus. After reading the two passages, please respond to the following prompt:

How does the environment described by Bradbury in his short story compare and contrast to the reality of Venus' environment?

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Because he consistently uses the same terms, builds on established concepts, and returns to familiar themes, images, incidents, and characters, one can easily be lulled into feeling that Bradbury presents a comprehensive vision of the universe.Explanation:

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