Question

how americans see the future of space exploration, 50 years after the first moon landing by courtney johnson
4 before you read, take note of text features, genre characteristics, and text structure. highlight examples of text features in yellow and evidence of text structures in pink. use sticky notes to record notes about genre characteristics.
edwin \buzz\ aldrin poses on the moon. nasa/hulton archive via getty images
this week marks the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing, which was the first time humans set foot on the moon. the united states remains the only country to have put people on the moon, and, as of 2018, the large majority of americans consider it essential that the u.s. continue to be a leader in space exploration. however, many americans do not think
look at the article \how americans see the future of space exploration, 50 years after the first moon landing.\ which prediction about the text is supported by its genre characteristics?
it will include data and facts about space exploration.
it will provide instructions for how to become an astronaut.
it will tell a humorous story about a trip into space.
it will present the author’s opinions about space travel.

Explanation:

The article "How Americans See the Future of Space Exploration, 50 Years after the First Moon Landing" is likely an informational piece with data/facts about space exploration (like the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11, public opinions on US space leadership). The option "It will include data and facts about space exploration" matches the genre of a non - fictional, informative article about space exploration history and public perception. The other options: a humorous story (no indication of humor), providing instructions (not an instructional text), or just author opinions (it should have factual data too) are less likely.

Answer:

It will include data and facts about space exploration.