When we say counterclaim, from the term itself, this means to counteract a certain and given claim. Based on the given paragraph above regarding school locker searches, the text that shows as a counterclaim to the thesis statement of the author is this: <span>Unfortunately, lockers can become a container for dangerous items that do not belong in a school setting. The answer would be the second option.</span>
The public could be given less credible information, for it was given with an extra unnecessary emphasis. The caster could make the story seem more/less or a problem.
I think of the same answer.
It is all about judgment. Some people tend to evaluate people with their first impression. It happens when they are not carefully observed first, this at least gives an idea of someone. Sudden judgment may result in misunderstandings and misperceptions.
The first one. Even tho their is kids who cannot get real clothes. It’s still will be better if kids didn’t wear uniforms! Uniforms cost way more money then clothes.. If you wearing your real clothes you might be more comfortable anyways..
