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This document provides 15 opinion questions for a student to answer yes or no to regarding various social issues. The student is then instructed to choose 3 questions to further explain their answers to in a short written response. The questions cover topics like senior citizen driver testing, Barbie body images, welfare programs, drug testing athletes, animal dissection, genetic engineering, media violence, prison costs, drug abuse by pregnant women, child abuse laws, the insanity defense, and pop culture role models.
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