If you were going to make an argument that students should be given more options for electives in high school, which statement
would logically go first?

A)For example, David Walker has only been able to take one elective his
entire three year high school career: visual arts.

B)If schools offered more electives, it is very likely that students who not be
so resistant to attending school and investing in their education.

C)Even though our school catalog has over thirty elective course offerings
Listed, only ten of them ever actually make' or are officially put on the
school schedule.

D) Because students have so many academic class requirements, many
students are not able to take electives in fields they are passionate about
or what to pursue as a career.
D)

Answer:

B

Explanation:

the answer states the importance of the electives. this would make kids WANT to go to school, which is something im sure everyone wants.

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