Questions: What is the passage trying to persuade readers to do? (A) The passage is trying to persuade readers to sing karaoke and go camping. (B) The passage is trying to persuade readers to resist negative peer pressure. (C) The passage is trying to persuade readers to get into arguments with their friends. (D) The passage is trying to persuade readers to spend more time studying

The answer is (B) The passage is trying to persuade readers to resist negative peer pressure.

This option is unlikely because it does not align with the typical themes of persuasion related to personal development or social issues.

This option is the most plausible as it addresses a common persuasive theme, encouraging readers to make positive choices and stand up against negative influences.

This option is not persuasive in a positive sense and is generally not a recommended course of action in literature aimed at personal growth or social harmony.

While this is a positive action, it does not fit the context of resisting negative peer pressure, which is a more specific and common theme in persuasive writing.