Question

based on details from the story \moon landing\ and the poem \the apollo 11 moon landing,\ determine whether each inference can be made about anna, about the poems speaker, or about both

select the correct answer in each row.

	anna	poem’s speaker	both
notices the beauty of the moon	○	○	○
longs for something out of reach	○	○	○
wants the moon to notice daily human life	○	○	○

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each inference based on the story "Moon Landing" and the poem "The Apollo 11 Moon Landing":

1. Enjoys spending time with family: In the story, Anna’s interactions (e.g., family moments) suggest this applies to her. The poem’s speaker focuses more on the moon landing, not family time. So "Anna".
2. Notices the beauty of the moon: Both Anna (from the story’s descriptions of the moon) and the poem’s speaker (who reflects on the moon’s allure) notice the moon’s beauty. So "Both".
3. Longs for something out of reach: The poem’s speaker may long for the moon’s mystery or exploration, while Anna’s story might not emphasize this. The poem’s speaker is more likely, but if Anna also has such longing (from context), but typically the poem’s speaker or both? Wait, re - checking: The poem’s speaker’s tone and the story’s Anna—if Anna’s story has her longing for the moon’s wonder (out of reach), but maybe the poem’s speaker. Wait, actually, the poem’s speaker’s reflection on the moon landing and the moon’s distance, and Anna’s perspective—maybe "Both" or "Poem’s Speaker". But let's assume standard analysis: The poem’s speaker’s longing for the moon’s magic (out of reach) and Anna’s story—maybe "Poem’s Speaker".
4. Wants the moon to notice daily human life: The poem’s speaker (e.g., themes of human - moon connection) or Anna? The poem’s speaker is more likely to have this desire (reflecting on human life and the moon’s gaze), so "Poem’s Speaker".

Answer:

Inference	Correct Column
Notices the beauty of the moon	Both
Longs for something out of reach	Poem’s Speaker
Wants the moon to notice daily human life	Poem’s Speaker

(Note: The actual answers depend on the exact details of the story and poem. The above is a reasoned analysis based on typical literary analysis of such texts.)