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UFOs, or unidentified flying objects, are often the topic of science fiction novels. In reality, UFOs are often aircraft, kites, clouds, or meteors that observers are unable to recognize at first glance. A UFO near Roswell, New Mexico, made headlines in the mid-twentieth century and remains a pop-culture phenomenon. In more modern history, satellite launches have caused rocket debris that is often observed and reported as a UFO.
What is the purpose of this passage?
to inform readers about the term "UFO"
to entertain readers with a story of a UFO landing
to inform readers about government record-keeping
to persuade readers to report UFOs to authorities
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to inform readers about the term "UFO"
The passage defines what UFOs are, gives common real-world explanations, and mentions notable examples (Roswell, rocket debris), so its purpose is informational.
The passage defines what UFOs are, gives common real-world explanations, and mentions notable examples (Roswell, rocket debris), so its purpose is informational.
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