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The document argues for outlawing swearing in media by providing 26 reasons labeled A through Z. It claims swearing in media is inappropriate for children, is a bad habit, makes people less considerate of others' feelings, and reduces the quality of life. Banning swearing would allow more age-appropriate content and make media role models better influences on kids. It concludes by asking readers to vote to ban swearing and care about preventing the torment of swearing in media.
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8th Andrew, Corbin, Terrence
The document argues that the city should build an indoor skatepark. It says that an indoor park would prevent issues like vandalism from occurring since skaters could use it regardless of weather conditions. It also notes that having an indoor park would keep the park clean and safe for skaters of all ages. The document asks several questions about potential locations and funding sources for an indoor skatepark.
8th Aaron, Ashleen, Kelsey, Lisa
The document argues that school should be shorter for several reasons:
1) Kids are too tired and can't stay focused in class for long periods of time. Many kids sleep in class and miss lessons.
2) Kids have less time for family, relaxation, quiet time, pets and hobbies with long school days and tons of homework.
3) Shorter school days would reduce stress and potential for violence while allowing kids more time to brush their teeth and sleep.
7th Cheyenne, Izaiah, Zach
The document discusses various ways for individuals to help the environment and go green. It addresses issues like air and water pollution, recycling, saving energy, and using alternative transportation. It encourages readers to make small changes, get others involved, and work as a team to make a positive impact on the planet.
7th Angela, Elliott, Halle, Shane
1) The document argues that killing animals at shelters is wrong and that all animals deserve a second chance.
2) It states that cats and dogs are dying due to abuse and neglect at shelters.
3) The authors advocate feeding, rescuing, and helping animals in need to improve their lives and stop them from being killed or suffering.
7th Andrew, Isiah, Michael
The document argues that all kids should be able to eat school lunches for free for several reasons. It states that lunch costs almost $1000 per year which does not fit within many family budgets. It also notes that eating helps kids concentrate in class, is good for their health, and helps memory and focus. The document suggests that providing free lunches could save families money that could be used for other expenses like Christmas.
7th Amelia, Caleb, Corbin, Tiffany
The document argues that students should have personal computers for several reasons: it would bring technology into lessons; teachers could correct work in real-time; students could type assignments; it would help students learn about technology; fundraising could be done to pay for computers; and computers are useful learning tools that could improve grades and make students more productive. While there are costs and potential issues if computers break, the document proposes fundraising ideas and says the benefits of personal computers for students are significant and exciting.
7th Alliey, Brandon, Paxton, Sam
Class pets can be a good addition to a classroom if properly cared for, but they also come with responsibilities and challenges. While class pets may help teach students responsibility and life lessons, they require significant attention beyond what teachers can provide. Issues like illnesses, student allergies, messiness, and students becoming attached then upset all need consideration before deciding on a class pet. Guinea pigs can make excellent classroom pets due to their hardiness.
7th Allen, Alyssa, Hope, Sydney
This document discusses the various causes and effects of air pollution. It notes that air pollution is bad for the environment and is causing harm to polar bears and people's health, increasing risks of heart and lung disease. Various actions are recommended to reduce air pollution, such as recycling, riding bikes more often, using less power plants and private cars, and developing wind and solar energy. The thinning of the ozone layer from air pollution also harms living things. In conclusion, the document calls on people to help save the world by addressing air pollution.
6th Joe, Ronan, Simon
Recycling uranium and plutonium from nuclear energy production could provide several benefits: it would save money by reducing energy bills; it is more economical than other options despite some objections; and it could help address energy and unemployment issues. Recycled nuclear material can also be used safely for agriculture, pollution detection, and controlling insect populations. Many argue it is a safer and more environmentally friendly option for energy production compared to mining and using fresh nuclear materials.
6th Heather, Madison, Paige
The document discusses the debate around whether students should be allowed to wear pajamas to school. It notes that 55% of people think pajamas should be allowed in school and provides reasons from both sides. Students say pajamas are comfortable and allow flexibility, while others argue it could be seen as lazy or inappropriate if revealing. The document doesn't take a clear stance but explores the perspectives in the debate.
6th Brianna, Clover, Jayden, Max
This document outlines various reasons why animal cruelty is wrong and should be prevented. It discusses how animals are abused in circuses, farms, and pounds, as well as neglected by their owners. It notes that only 33 states have laws against pet cruelty. The document encourages adopting pets from shelters to give them a good home, and urges people to speak out against animal abuse and support laws against cruelty.
6th Ben, Dylan, Jaimie, Ryann
The document argues that animal testing is cruel and should be stopped. It notes that many species are becoming extinct due to animal testing, and that animals of all types, from dogs to frogs, experience torture. The document urges readers to consider how they would feel if tested on and to think of the many animals that have been harmed from this practice. It concludes by strongly stating that animals should never be tested on.
6th Amelia, Bryce, Kelly, Tanner
The document discusses the importance of protecting rainforests and the negative impacts of deforestation. It notes that rainforests contain a high percentage of the world's animal species, provide important medicines, produce oxygen, regulate the climate, and are being destroyed at an alarming rate every year. The document urges readers to help stop rainforest destruction and warns that the consequences of widespread deforestation would be severe.
6th Alyssa, Dylan, Josh, Myranda
Hundreds of crocodiles and alligators are killed each week for their skins, despite there only being 17 reported attacks since 1942. Over 6-8 million skins are traded annually. Various crocodile and alligator species are overexploited due to overhunting. The document calls for stopping the killing of crocodiles and alligators.
4th David, Ethan, Jayden, Ricky
Dog fighting involves forcing dogs to fight each other for entertainment and gambling purposes. Millions of dogs die in fights each year and the dogs are often starved, abused, and trained to be aggressive solely for fighting. While dog fighting is illegal in most places, it still occurs underground and even involves children at times. The document argues that dog fighting should be eliminated because it is cruel and inhumane to the animals.
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- 2. A More A ppropriate For Younger People With swearing gone from books and movies, more of these things would be appropriate for kids and teens.
- 3. B B ad Habit Swearing is a bad habit. Once you start, you can't stop. It's like being addicted to sweets.
- 4. C C onsiderate of Feelings Without swearing around them, people will be more considerate of feelings.
- 5. D But it's been proven that swearing re d uces physical pain . When an actor or character gets hurt, they won't be able to swear, even though it reduces physical pain.
- 6. E But th e y could think of other things to say. People can become more creative when they have to think of other things to say.
- 7. F eel bad We always feel bad after we swear, do you? F
- 12. More K ids can listen to music. K Parents don't have to worry about kids listening to inoppropriate music.
- 19. Game R atings Will Be Better For Kids Without the need to put "Language Warnings" on video games, ratings will be a bit better, making them more availible to kids. R
- 26. But what about all the books and movies that alread y have swearing in them? Y
- 29. If you care , you won't swear!!!
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