Answer:
There is one strong claim against it:
<em>Schools should not allow kids.... </em><em>distraction.</em>
Explanation:
Those who are not strong claims:
<em>In the latest survey... </em><em>kids said</em>
Anything that is based on what kids say can´t be a strong claim.
<em>Not every kid can have... because... </em><em>expensive</em><em>...</em><em> kids do not have jobs</em>
Apart from the fact that child labor is forbidden the economic reason for not allowing cell phones is not the issue. It is a social and educational issue.
And the other claim in favor has one word that makes it rather worthless:
<em>they are helpful tools and allow </em><em>people </em><em>...</em>
As we are talking about kids this claim misses the important point.
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Answer:King Hrothgar, the ruler of the Danes, is troubled by the rampages of a demon named Grendel. ... Choosing to fight Grendel in hand-to-hand combat, Beowulf wrestles the demon into submission and eventually tears off his arm at the shoulder. Mortally wounded, Grendel flees into the wilderness and dies.
Explanation:
The realist disapproved of "The fanciful treatment of material" (D)
Driving recklessly and speeding are entirely different things. You are still in control of the vehicle whilst speeding, and you may be doing it to get up a hill or to pass a semi truck in front of you. The majority of the time someone speeds, they have a reason. Driving recklessly is driving without empathy for other drivers, and purposefully driving fast and crazy. We should give speeders a chance to explain why they did, and then decide wether or not they deserve a ticket
The Devil will give Tom the treasure so long as Tom uses the money to make the Devil a profit. The Devil asks Tom to become a slave trader, but Tom has no desire to join this profession. Instead, Tom suggests that he will become a usurer (a moneylender), an occupation to which the Devil agrees.