Digital SAT Practice Test: Rhetorical Synthesis (Set 15)
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Set 15: Rhetorical Synthesis (Intermediate)
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A student is writing about black holes. The student wants to explain what happens to objects near a black hole.
Notes:
- Black holes have gravity so strong that nothing can escape.
- The event horizon marks the point of no return.
- Objects are stretched by gravitational forces (spaghettification).
- Black holes form from collapsed massive stars.
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Which choice most effectively uses information from the notes to accomplish the student's goal?
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