Question

4 choose the most effective context for the evidence provided below.
...that \this is not a question of whether our society has outlawed forgiveness or whether educational institutions misunderstand childish mistakes. the issue is that harvard has standards for admission. kashuws behavior in high school failed to meet them.\
in the article, the author writes
in his article \college admissions and past behavior\, clayton beaufort states
the experts agree
in his article \college admissions and past behavior\, college admissions counselor clayton beaufort states

Explanation:

The most effective context for evidence should clearly attribute the source, include the author's relevant credentials, and specify the work, which adds credibility to the quoted statement about college admissions standards. The last option provides the article title, the author's role as a college admissions counselor (a relevant credential), and the author's name, making it the strongest attribution.

Answer:

In his article "College Admissions and Past Behavior", college admissions counselor Clayton Beufort states