Read the following expository prompt and answer the question that follows.

Write a multi-paragraph expository essay for an academic audience about how everyday people can become heroes when they are called to action. Your expository essay must:

- Be based on this prompt and topic.
- Incorporate ideas and information found in the sources provided.
- Use your best writing to complete an essay that:
- Is focused on your central idea.
- Combines evidence from multiple sources with your own elaboration to develop your ideas.
- Is organized and includes transitions within and among ideas.
- Provides citations for quoted material and source ideas.
- Demonstrates correct use of grammar and language appropriate to the task.

Which of the following statements best paraphrases what the student should accomplish in their writing?

A. I will write to narrate a story about a hero who saved the day. I do not have to use facts or research to accomplish this writing task.

B. I will write to explain how ordinary people can do extraordinary things in times of need. I will synthesize provided sources to support my central idea.

C. I will write to persuade an audience that a hero I select is the most heroic out of a group. I will use emotion and opinion to express my ideas.

D. I will write to describe a time when I did something heroic. I may or may not use information from the sources.