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How does the passage help the reader make a text to world connection? A. the passage discusses animals that live on different continent
B. The passage tells about elephants that are being studied in the United States
C. The passage compares different types of elephants that live in different continents
D. The passage focuses on studies that have been done by scientist from the United States

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