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What are we supposed to be doing?
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In my opinion, homework help students practice getting a better understanding of the various topics taught daily at school. Homework gives way for individual learning i.e a way by which students can discover and learn new things and also build on what has been taught at school.
Although homework is good and helps students expand their knowledge on different topics of various subjects, it is usually too much. For instance, a total number of 10 subjects are taught daily, if all the teachers give homework on all 10 subjects with lots of questions, students will not be able to meet up as it would be too overwhelming on students.
I believe that homework should be limited because when it is too much it causes sleep deprivation, stress, weight loss, inability to function properly in the class. Two hours of homework is what is recommended for high school students by the National Education Association. Study shows that a percentage of students claim that homework is the main cause of stress.
In conclusion, to reduce the workload on students, teachers should conduct a test and classwork after each class.
Subjective: based on or influenced by personal experiences, beliefs, thoughts
I just copied and pasted this to see if anyone else had an answer, one person said B and that got 5 stars and a few thanks, so I'd go with B. Also, B seems objective because it is influenced by the person's feeling of the character.
The answer is B. military materials and equipment
The reason why the author uses only ONE SENTENCE is that he does this on purpose to bring upon the illusion of desperation.
<h3>What is a Poem?</h3>
This refers to the use of stanzas, and verses to convey the thoughts and feelings of a poet.
Hence, we can see that the number of sentences that the poet uses in lines 28-39 of <em>The Trouble With Poetry</em> is ONE SENTENCE and he wants to bring the illusion of depression to the reader.
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