A writer uses the following evidence to support an argument to ban bottled water in schools:

The number of empty plastic bottles that do not get recycled

Which answer most clearly connects the claim to the evidence?
Drinking water is definitely a healthier alternative than soda; however, students rarely recycle their used water bottles, and not only is this a problem for the environment, but also the trash cans are overflowing with water bottles.
I like the idea of kids drinking more water, but I think bottled water should be banned in schools. Most kids don't recycle their water bottles, and that will have a very negative long-term effect on our environment.
I'm all for increasing healthy options in the vending machines, but when the school reports 230 bottles of water sold in a week and only 12 of those get recycled, I think there are other issues to consider besides health.
It is true that providing bottled water at school is a good idea; however, we should consider how detrimental this idea is for the beauty of our school grounds. Instead of recycling, 75% of students throw their bottles on the ground.

Question

A writer uses the following evidence to support an argument to ban bottled water in schools:

The number of empty plastic bottles that do not get recycled

Which answer most clearly connects the claim to the evidence?
 Drinking water is definitely a healthier alternative than soda; however, students rarely recycle their used water bottles, and not only is this a problem for the environment, but also the trash cans are overflowing with water bottles.
 I like the idea of kids drinking more water, but I think bottled water should be banned in schools. Most kids don't recycle their water bottles, and that will have a very negative long-term effect on our environment.
 I'm all for increasing healthy options in the vending machines, but when the school reports 230 bottles of water sold in a week and only 12 of those get recycled, I think there are other issues to consider besides health. 
 It is true that providing bottled water at school is a good idea; however, we should consider how detrimental this idea is for the beauty of our school grounds. Instead of recycling, 75% of students throw their bottles on the ground.

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Last question in English, @Elsa213 @ThisGirlPretty

Elsa213 · Answer

I read du question and when I finally was liek "None of dis es du answer." I realized I was thinking of Counterclaim... Whale, back to reading.

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Its a bit confusing...

Elsa213 · Answer

Probably ` I'm all for increasing healthy options in the vending machines, but when the school reports 230 bottles of water sold in a week and only 12 of those get recycled, I think there are other issues to consider besides health.`
I find it more helpful for the claim.
The claim states "The NUMBER of empty bottles". I had to reread it a few times.

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Thank you. I got a 56...but thank you.

Elsa213 · Answer

Rip.. 
Which questions were wrong, @Eiwoh2 ?

Eiwoh2 · Answer

This one and the other one were right. I just got a few questions wrong, that's all.

Elsa213 · Answer

Ehh, did I answer them all? e.e

Eiwoh2 · Answer

No. There were about 20 questions. I only posted the ones i couldn't figure out. Thanks for the help!

Elsa213 · Answer

Oh. xD
I was liek "I just got someone to fail. o-o"
I'm sorry you got a bad grade. ;-;