English, 07.04.2020 01:04 uehlingt39

In an article about summer activities published in her neighborhood newspaper, Cara noticed the sound, relevant evidence about the local community center.

Our newly renovated community pool now offers a water slide and high dive!
For those days too hot for outdoor play, we offer indoor activities like jewelry making and a rock-climbing wall.
Our facility has several sand volleyball courts and two covered basketball courts.
For word lovers, we host weekly spelling tournaments and literature circles in our air-conditioned clubhouse.
Every Friday and Saturday evening, we show a classic movie in the clubhouse—complete with popcorn!
Hours: Sunday–Thursday 10 a. m.–6 p. m., Friday–Saturday 10 a. m.–10 p. m.
Sorry, no private events during the summer months.

What claim does this evidence support?

A.
The community center is a healthy place to spend the summer.
B.
The community center offers summer activities for all ages and interests.
C.
The community center is the perfect venue for those summer birthday parties.
D.
The community center is open all summer long with extended hours on weekends.

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