When advising a student who describes feeling 'passionate' about a subject but struggles to convey it effectively in their essay, what technique should an advisor recommend to embody the 'show, don't tell' principle?

The correct answer to the question "When advising a student who describes feeling 'passionate' about a subject but struggles to convey it effectively in their essay, what technique should an advisor recommend to embody the 'show, don't tell' principle?" is Option B: Including a specific anecdote that illustrates their active engagement and curiosity in the subject..

The other options — A) Using more synonyms for 'passionate' throughout the essay., C) Stating their passion more emphatically and directly at the beginning of each paragraph., D) Focusing solely on external achievements and awards related to the subject. — are incorrect for this College Advising question. As explained above: An anecdote provides concrete evidence and demonstrates passion through action, experience, and specific details, allowing the reader to infer the passion rather than merely being told about it.