Answer and Explanation:
Teenagers should be allowed to drive from 18 years of age. This is because driving is an act of extreme responsibility, where the driver must be agile and must know how to make correct decisions in a serious and rational way. It is very difficult for young people under the age of 18 to have this degree of maturity, and it is favorable for them to avoid driving during this period. However, driving permits for 18-year-olds must have restrictions, such as having a high cognitive and psychological quality, not presenting criminal passages and strictly following traffic laws.
Regarding the most effective research questions for this prompt, those that are most appropriate are:
- Which laws are already in place that have restrictions for teenage drivers?
- Why are some people for or against raising the minimum driving age?
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What do the data on accidents related to teen drivers reveal?
Which do you think would be the hardest pillar to fulfill.
<span>1.Shahadah - Declaration of faith </span>
<span>2.Salah - Prayer [5 prayers a day] </span>
<span>3.Zakah - Charity [Giving 2.5% to a charity] </span>
<span>4.Sawn - Fasting </span>
<span>5.Hajj - Pilgrimage. </span>
<span>For me it would be Hajj cause I don't like traveling. </span>
<span>Also in todays society and where I live , Salah would be pretty hard to follow as well. </span>
<span>I'm not posting this Q to waste time by the way.Its Homework for R.S</span>
Advantages of society: Discipline - it comes forward when order needs to be in place, people are able to incorporate discipline as accountability for action. Formation or Order - compromise and healthy conversation and agreement form for each member to get what they want and experience what they need.
The scenario above exemplifies object permanence. It is likely that Madeline has exhibit this as she believes the cookie is still there even if she does not know where it is. An object permanence explains that a person would believe that a certain thing or object exist without having the assurance of its existence. It could be seen above as Madeline thinks that the cookie is still there even if it is hidden and not seen from her sight.