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Read News Debate: Cell Phone Scramble. Should schools relax cell phone policies? (Readworks)
The passage shows two sides of this debate: Should schools relax
cell phone policies? According to the passage, what is one argument
AGAINST relaxing cell phone policies?
A. Cell phones may help reduce cyberbullying problems.
B. Most teens with cell phones don't send texts during class.
C. Cell phones allow students to cheat during exams.
D. Students rely on cell phones to keep in touch with parents.
Answer: C. Cell phones allow students to cheat during exams.
Explanation:
Cell phones providing students the chance to cheat during exams is one of the arguments made against relaxing cell phone policies at school.
According to the article, those against relaxing cell phone policies at school claim that students can find the answers for an exam by texting their friends or by searching the Internet. Furthermore, they detail other problems related to cell phone usage while studying, such as cell phones being distracting and enabling cyberbullying between classmates.
Answer:
b. It allows Thornton to set out in search of the lost mine.
Explanation:
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If you are referring to the Diary of Anne Frank, the answer would be true. Anne expresses often that she fears what would happen if she and her family are found.
Answer: True
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the least used point of view in literature
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The dramaturgical perspective was developed primarily by Erving Goffman, who used a theatrical metaphor of stage, actors, and audience to observe and analyze the intricacies of social interaction.
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