Question

which piece of evidence best supports the author’s position that the kids on the advisory board have helped? (1 point) he admits he wouldn’t have thought of using a school to look for volunteers if the group hadn’t suggested it. they’re studying how doctors can support kids who are bullied about their race, ethnicity, or weight. “now that i know the people in the group, i’m not nervous. if someone else asks a question i was thinking of, i just think of another question.” when croarkin presented to the board, he asked for suggestions on reaching kids and teens who might want to try his treatment for depression. page 1 of 1

Explanation:

To determine the best evidence, we analyze each option:

• The first option shows that the author adopted a useful strategy (using a school for volunteers) because the advisory board suggested it, directly demonstrating their help.
• The second option describes the group's study topic, not how they helped the author.
• The third option is a personal feeling about the group, not evidence of their help.
• The fourth option is about the author asking for suggestions, not showing the board's help.

Answer:

A. He admits he wouldn’t have thought of using a school to look for volunteers if the group hadn’t suggested it.