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The Year 2300
What type of passage is this?
A
historical fiction because Tia Town really existed in the past
B. mystery fiction because the text keeps the reader guessing
C. realistic fiction because it describes a real life scenario
D.
Science fiction because the events take place in the future
It was 1800 hours in Tia Town, and the energy stores
were closed for twenty seconds. This was all the time the
operators needed to recharge their batteries and get
ready for the next 86,380 seconds. At precisely 1800
hours and zero seconds, the residents of Tia Town arrived
near the energy stores. The stores' windows would open
for one second per person so he or she could be exposed
to the energy spray and get their vitamins, minerals, and
water for the day
The mayor of Tia Town encouraged people to use
drive-thru stores, but they all preferred standing in front of
the windows for exercise. This was the only time of the
day when people were unstrapped from their seatbelts
They felt happy to be doing something other than pushing
buttons in their titanium cars. The happiness was so faint
an emotion that the people of Tia Town wanted to
experience it even if it came from being near the energy

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