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English, 04.06.2020 11:57, kj44

I was in a club that built toys that use energy from the sun. Also, my science-fair project was about ways to change
trash into energy. It received first prize in the state. I picked
up a lot of trash from the street for my project. The judges
said that I should share my work with a power company. I
would be happy to do that.
Which detail does not belong in the paragraph?

A. The judges said that I should share my work with a power
company
B. Also, my science-fair project was about ways to change trash into
energy.
C. I was in a club that built toys that use energy from the sun.
D. I picked up a lot of trash from the street for my project.

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