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At the beginning of "The Nuclear Tourist," the author explains that it takes around five sieverts of radiation to kill a person. How does this information
help the reader?
A It allows the reader to estimate how much radiation the author is exposed to on his trip
B. It gives the reader information to help understand the radiation measurements throughout the article
C. It gives the reader an understanding of how quickly people get can sick after being exposed to tiny amounts of radiation.
D
It lets the reader know how many people probably died as a result of radiation from the accident and how many died from other causes.
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I think its the last one!

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