A This proposal is convincing because data can reveal which areas face the greatest need during extreme heat. For example, the city seal appears in the corner of many public documents. This detail shows that the community is active and that changes can attract attention.
B One concrete case is that a map showing hotter blocks near wide parking lots can guide the city to place shade tents and water stations near a bus transfer stop. Since that case is persuasive, the proposal must be the best possible solution in every situation.
C This approach deserves support because data can reveal which areas face the greatest need during extreme heat. For instance, a map showing hotter blocks near wide parking lots can guide the city to place shade tents and water stations near a bus transfer stop. This example keeps the paragraph grounded and relevant: the data supports a targeted decision instead of a general promise to help everyone equally.
D The claim is reasonable because data can reveal which areas face the greatest need during extreme heat. A school or community might try it someday, and the result could be positive. Therefore, the idea has support.
