Read both passages.
Montana
Montana’s vast cultural and natural landscape tells the history of the Indian Wars of the 1800s and the struggle over clashing cultures and values....The spectacular glacial and mountain landscapes are protected and enjoyed by all through the international cooperation. Watch your step and take a steamy walk through our nation’s first national park and keep your eyes and ears open to spot spectacular wildlife.
Washington
Washington’s cultural sites provide a glimpse into the history and culture of the northwest, the starting point for those with gold in their eyes, and evidence that [humans] can solve their problems peacefully. Visitors can find natural wonders among the recreational lakes, active volcanoes, ruggedly beautiful mountains, temperate rainforests and wild coastline.
What do the two passages have in common in terms of their structure?
A.
Both passages are short paragraphs containing long and complex sentences.
B.
They both describe the beauty of the natural wonders of that state.
C.
They both use language such as “spectacular” and “ruggedly beautiful.”
D.
Both passages are written to persuade potential travelers to visit that state.
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