Create a multimedia presentation about curfew laws for teenagers. Use research and evidence to support your opinion. Use persuas
ive techniques and a variety of visual aids in your presentation. Which is an effective claim for this prompt? Many towns have curfew laws requiring teenagers to be home at a given hour.
Curfew laws often allow for exceptions, such as traveling home from work.
Curfew laws are ineffective and costly, and they should be abolished.
There is no way I will ever adhere to our town’s curfew laws.
I KNOW THE ANSWER IS NOT A.
A claim that supports the use of curfew laws for teenagers is option B. Option C and D are arguments rather than claims. Claims are usually intended to support a given opinion, and they are specific.
B may be true but the real idea they are trying to get across is that, as time passes, more people speak up. This is seen in many cases. Especially in cases with media vs. honest citizens.
What is the answer to THE BLUE-EYED, BROWN-EYED EXERCISE commonlit question 7. Summarize Elliott’s exercise and the results. What did the exercise reveal about unfair treatment?
