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Which best states how these two passages are different? A) The first passage is meant to be humorous, while the second passage is merely informative. B) The first passage tells a story, while the second passage presents information. C) The first passage is fiction, while the second passage is non-fiction. D) The first passage is non-fiction, while the second passage is fiction

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