Today's readers have more scientific knowledge than readers of previous

eras. What effect does that have on their reading of science fiction stories?

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A. They are less likely to believe the stories could be true.

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B. They are less likely to find the stories entertaining.

O

C. They are more likely to know many of the stories' authors.

O

D. They are more likely to be able to find the stories.

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Gretchen Pena

2 November, 19:48

Today's readers have more scientific knowledge than readers of previous

eras. What effect does that have on their reading of science fiction stories?

O

A. They are less likely to believe the stories could be true.

O

B. They are less likely to find the stories entertaining.

O

C. They are more likely to know many of the stories' authors.

O

D. They are more likely to be able to find the stories.

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Clara Mccormick · Answer 1

A. B is not impossible but it's more subjective.

Jaylen Kemp · Answer 2

The effect of that on their reading of science fiction stories is that:

* They are less likely to believe the stories could be true.

Explanation:

That new generation has more knowledge about science can take a little bit of astonishment away as they know that many elements in the stories are not true, but we also need to take in consideration that knowing that a story is fictional does not take away the capacity of loving it and finding it interesting and amusing.