I GIVE Whitney read this paragraph on a kids' safety website.
Sunscreen is the most important thing to put on
each day! Sunscreen provides more protection
against the sun's harmful rays than wide-brim sun
hats and large beach umbrellas. Dermatologists
warn about the harmful permanent damage of
sunburn. A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher
prevents this damage. Kids should apply sunscreen
thirty minutes before going outside and then reapply
it every three to four hours. Special care should be
taken to cover nose, ears, cheeks, and shoulders.
How does the writer best support the opinion that
sunscreen is the most important thing to wear?
by stating that it provides more protection than
sun hats and beach umbrellas
by stating that kids should apply sunscreen thirty
minutes before going out
O by stating that special care should be taken to
cover nose, ears, cheeks, and shoulders
by stating that sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or
higher should be worn

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