Answer:
A. It's true that laptops are expensive, but the benefits they provide for student learning far outweigh any initial costs.
Explanation:
Adressing a counterclaim in a civil way means in a polite and formal manner. That means, not leaving space for insults or very casual words, therefore the arguments must be refuted with a correct logic and reasoning.
I think option A is the correct choise because it is the only one that is answering a counterclaim. With the phrase "It's true that..." we can see that someone gave his arguments before, and now it's time to answer. First the author of this phrase gives some credit to the counterclaim logic and reasoning, admitting that there is a valid point there: laptops are expensive. After that, the author gives his point of view and highlights the benefits of the use of laptops, this benefits overpass the main point of the counterclaim.
Answer:
HEEFF
Explanation:
This explains the wider implications of the text better than AFOREST or LOD.
Answer:
The essay should be about you can do everything right for someone. You can put them in the best school get them the best teachers, buy them the best supplies, but you can't make them succeed. You can offer someone help but if they accept it or is their choice. You could talk about a parent getting their child into the best school but he doesn't want to be there and fails. You could also say you have to make sure the Horse wants the water. As in the child wants to go to that school.
Explanation:
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