Select two sentences from Passage 2 where the author appeals to the reader's emotions to support the
argument
""He was very quiet at first, but grew warmer when he realized that I kept coming back to
see him and others in the nursing home. I wanted to be the granddaughter they were
missing." (paragraph 9)
"She says volunteering at a community center when she was a student in middle school
and high school helped prepare her for multitasking as a college student." (paragraph 16)
"Megan's volunteer experience took her overseas to a poor, rural community in
Nicaragua, where she lived with a host family through the organization Amigos."
(paragraph 18)
***You don't know what it's like to live in another person's shoes until you actually do it,'
Megan says." (paragraph 22)
"Tutoring kids of different ages and different backgrounds gave me more experiences to
talk about and more knowledge to share with an employer." (paragraph 25)

A shows a beneficial amount of empathy for the old people living in the nursing home, especially for the blind gentlemen that Carole was reading to, by letting the reader latch onto the old man, she shows that volunteer work can lead to you incredible people and opportunities.

D let's the readers connect with the statement while suggesting at the point of volunteer opportunities so that readers can experience this.