I have an idea! Maybe you can make this better by describing what types of clothes you choose to donate, for example, is it just tops, or is it dresses and shorts? You can also describe the texture or appearance of the clothes. Then, tell why you rarely wear the items, or why you want to give it to other people.
Hope that this helps!
Answer: B. Evidence from research.
Explanation: Descriptions of a topic that prove the writer's point; making a description is just about telling you about something, that's not proving their point. Evidence is factual, factual = true so if writers get their evidence from a text or research they're proving their points; that's why B is correct. Opinions from their heart, is obviously so wrong because how can an opinion support another opinion; it doesn't make sense. Opinions aren't facts so it wouldn't work. Photographs and illustrations won't work, instead, be more verbal.
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A. the way a story's conflict is resolved
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