I believe I'd make a great president of the sixth-grade class because I can make a positive impact on student life. As a member of many clubs and sports teams, I am friends with most sixth graders at our school. I also get along well with teachers. This puts me in a perfect position to bring about positive changes. Which answer option best states the author's argument? O A. The author argues that class elections are just popularity contests. O B. The author is unhappy with conditions at the school and demands change. O C. The author wants to improve life at school by taking on a leadership position. O D. The author thinks more students should become involved in extracurricular activities.

C?

Explanation:

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