Question

1. In an argument about random drug testing for students, your opponent argues that schools should respect a student's privacy and not randomly test for drugs. Which statement would best refute this argument? (Points : 3) We must protect our teenagers and current methods of cutting off drugs at the source are not working. Discouraging drug use among athletes will discourage it among the rest of the student body. Urine, hair, and breath samples can be used to test for the use of many common drugs. To enforce random drug testing is to view students as guilty until

Answer 1

Answer: The first statement is the answer. We must protect our teenagers and current methods of cutting off drugs at the source are not working.

Explanation: The refuting or counter argument against the opponent is against drug use. While the opponent argues that students privacy should be respected irrespective of whether they abuse drugs or not.

Answer 2

I'm no expert on linguistics, but I think the first statement speaks out the most to me