Question

1. choose the most effective context for the evidence provided below.

...that \superstorm sandy in 2012 reminded new york city that it was not protected from the effects of climate change. flooded subways in manhattan werent images from a disaster movie — they were real.\
april voon, a meteorologist, noted
in his article \the effects of hurricane harvey\, meteorologist april voon states
in the article \the effects of hurricane harvey\, the author writes
scientists have noted

Explanation:

1. The second option refers to "his article" but April Voon is a female name, so this is incorrect.
2. The third option cites an article about Hurricane Harvey, but the evidence is about Superstorm Sandy, so this context is irrelevant.
3. The fourth option is too vague; it does not attribute the specific claim to a credible, named source.
4. The first option correctly names the meteorologist (a credible source) and matches the evidence about Superstorm Sandy without irrelevant or incorrect details.

Answer:

April Voon, a meteorologist, noted