C. The first seven sections describe germs and their processes; the last two sections provide reader recommendations to protect against germs.
How is the purpose of the last two sections—“In Your Hands” and “Added Protection” —different from the purpose of the first seven sections?
A.The first seven sections explain differences between the major germ types; the last two sections explain similarities among major germ types.
B. The first seven sections illustrate a problem; the last two sections provide a solution.
C.The first seven sections describe germs and their processes; the last two sections provide reader recommendations to protect against germs.
D. The first seven sections provide evidence that germs are negative; the last two sections provide evidence that germs can be positive.
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