English, 22.05.2021 21:50, mucciak9414

Mine Hero One conclusion a reader of the article could make is that Magawa made history with the PDSA. Which statement accurately paraphrases evidence from the
article to support the conclusion? (A) Magawa has saved more lives than any other animal in the group (B) Magawa worked for the group as a landmine
detector for seven years. (C) Magawa detected 39 landmines while working with the group. (D) Magawa is the first rat and non-dog to receive an award
from the group
O Magawa has saved more lives than any other animal in the group.

A. Magawa has saved more lives than any other animal in the group.
B. Magawa worked for the group as a landline detector for seven years.
C. Magawa detected 39 landlines while working with the group.
D. Magawa is the first rat and non-dog to receive an award from the group.

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