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pav-90 [236]
2 years ago
7

I think that making students wear school uniforms is unfair because they don't do anything for us except keep us from growing up

. School uniforms don't help the kids who have trouble with other kids because of their clothing. There will always be these challenges no matter what a student wears. So why should we wear uniforms if they don't help anybody?
People say that uniforms make schools nicer and safer. How does it do that? Students can still get into conflicts with one another. Principals can help us prevent them in other ways. They should not take our pride away by giving us uniforms.
People that enforce these things must think that we don't want to have a life and that we do not need to be individuals. We need to be able to wear what we want to wear. By giving us uniforms, they are hurting students more than they are helping them. This is what I think about school uniforms.
7
Which line should be omitted from this persuasive paper?
A.
"So why should we wear uniforms if they don't help anybody?"
B.
"Principals can help us prevent them in other ways."
C.
"This is what I think about school uniforms."
D.
"There will always be these challenges no matter what a student wears."
English
1 answer:
Alex Ar [27]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

In my opinion, you should omit A.

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