Biology, 17.05.2021 16:30 pippyysanchezz

Read each passage and choose which text feature could support the ideas in the text you just read A satellite is an object that orbits a planet. ✓ a diagram of a satellite Manmade satellites

orbit Earth and serve many purposes. Satellites send phone calls, radio signals, and televisio signals from one place to another. NASA uses satellites to take pictures.

✓ a chart showing types of satellites.

The pictures help scientists learn about conditions on Earth and other planets.

✓ a photograph of a planet's surface

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