Question 3 of 24 Read the following paragraph from a letter to a newspaper editor.
Your recent article about the new elementary school being
built this year in Jamesville was not very representative.
Your writer made it seem like every parent in the
neighborhood is thrilled about the new school. When the
same process happened in Campustown, parents who
opposed the new school were interviewed along with
those who supported it.
Why does the writer most likely include the example of Campustown in his
letter?
O A. It shows that different towns have opposing beliefs about the
building of new schools.
OB. It is an example of how the letter writer wishes the article had
treated the subject in Jamesville,
O C. It illustrates how complicated the process of writing these articles
is.
OD. It is a counterargument to the idea that no parents opposed to the
plan were interviewed in Jamesville

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