Read these two accounts, one nonfiction and one fiction, of the Chicago World's Fair. Then select the statement that best describes how each passage conveys different information about the event. Passage A: The Chicago World's Fair, also known as the World's Columbian Exposition, was held in Chicago in 1893. Its purpose was to showcase and celebrate recent advances in architecture, industry, and the arts, a well as to generally boost American morale and encourage optimism. Almost 200 buildings were constructed for the fair, designed to embody an architect's vision of the perfect city. Attractions included everything from newly invented electrical devices to the first Ferris