Hello,
I too remember reading this passage along with this type of question. I believe the correct option is the first one. I can eliminate option two and three because after remembering a thesis I read when I did read this passage, the thesis didn't cover subject to empathy or sympathy. She may be sympathetic but the thesis isn't based off that.
By reading the options once again, I can eliminate option four because of the word *dismissive*. I believe the author's viewpoint on this topic was the opposite of dismissive.
In short, I remember the thesis explaining how veterans have great respect that along come with discounts and events dedicated to them. However, the support and respect from society is inadequate to the challenges they face when they arrive home.
This makes me believe she is losing hope.
Thus, I believe the correct answer is option three.
Faith xoxo
Pretty sure it’s the second one, turning her body toward carly
The answer is C.
The hook is typically the first sentence in any introductory paragraph in an essay. The thesis is important as well however, it is the question that the body paragraphs answer and explore all possible answers in detail.
