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A museum is creating an exhibit about atoms. Which type of exhibit would best explain what atoms are? A. Put an atom on a poster in the exhibit. B. Use a life-size drawing of an atom. C. Display a large, three-dimensional model of an atom. D. Set up a microscope so that visitors can view atoms.

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A).  No.  The entire poster is already covered with atoms,
but they're too small to see.

B).  No.  What's "life-size" of an atom ?  It's too small to see,
and that's the whole problem.

D).  No.  Atoms are too small to see even with a microscope.

C).  Yes !  A model of an atom, big enough to see, would help
get some of the important ideas across.


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Answer:

C. Display a large, three-dimensional model of an atom.

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