Question

the following is a draft of a student story. it may contain errors. the student exchange program (1) kate liked traveling to different countries and learning about different cultures. (2) during her school vacations, she would accompany her parents, who were both photographers, to distant places she had never seen before. (3) kates travel experiences were engraved in her mind. (4) so, when she heard about a student exchange program at her school, she was thrilled. (5) she rushed to the school office to find out more details about the program. (6) on the form, kate saw the names of several countries students could apply for. (7) she had already traveled to several countries, so she decided to choose a country she had not yet visited. (8) she went to the school library to gather more information about the country she selected, so that she could discuss it further with her dad. (9) in the evening, her dad gave her some tips on the points she should include in her essay, which she had to submit to clear the first round of the selection process. (10) the next morning, on her way to school, kate thought there was no way she would not clear the first round with all the experience she had gathered from her travels and the tips her dad had given her. 2 which would be the best concluding sentence for the passage? a. at school, she rushed to the school library to double - check all the information in her report before submitting it. b. upon reaching school, kate confidently submitted her essay to her teacher. c. at school, her classmate told her that the submission date was postponed. d. in class, she excitedly discussed the student exchange program essay with all her friends to hear their feedback.

Explanation:

To find the best concluding sentence, we analyze the context. The passage shows Kate prepared her essay (gathered info, got dad's tips) and was confident. Option B shows her submitting the essay at school, which logically concludes her preparation and confidence. Option A is about double - checking (not a conclusion), C introduces a new element (postponed date, not in the story), D is about discussing (not concluding the submission process).

Answer:

B. Upon reaching school, Kate confidently submitted her essay to her teacher.