Austin P, Justin G, Sabrina A, Chanelle
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Homework takes up too much time and gets in the way of other activities like art club. It can lead to cheating and is stressful like an annoying sister. Most students hate homework and see it as boring, manipulative, and unfair.
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- 1. NO HOMEWORK By Justin G. Sabrina A. Chanelle H. Austin P.
- 2. T A kes to much time.
- 4. Students might C heat.
- 5. Teachers don't want to D eal with people who don't do it.
- 6. Homework is like an annoying sist E r.
- 7. If you don't do it you get a F .
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- 9. Most people H ate homework.
- 10. Its Bor I ng.
- 11. Instead of doing homwork you could drink a orange J ulious
- 12. Homework is not O K
- 13. L azy People don't haveTime
- 14. Homework is M inipulating Our Lives
- 15. N ever Get's Done
- 16. Absolutly H o rrible
- 17. P arents don't Help
- 18. Students Say I Q uit
- 19. Homework is a R ipoff
- 20. It S tinks
- 21. I T 's a Part of Civilization
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- 23. Un v aluable
- 24. It W ould be OK if You Like it
- 25. People Might be An X ious to Get It
- 26. Y ou Need Extra Practice
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- 28. IN OTHER WORDS NO HOMEWORK