Sandra goes to a school where she is a part of the track team. Unfortunately, hardly anyone from the school goes to any of the women's track and field meets. She and her teammates have worked hard all year round, but now, they have no one to see how hard they have trained. She has been asked by the track team to give a speech to the school about the problem. Which statement should Sandra include in her speech to persuade her fellow students to watch the track team?
A.
In the past twelve years, the school's track and field team has finished last.
B.
This school has the worst track and field team in the entire city.
C.
By supporting the track team, you support all of the school's teams and the school.
D.
Many of the events in track and field take many weeks of training.

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