A simile is used comparing a character to bamboo before it bursts into a flame.
Similes are comparisons that use the word like or as.
Answer:
yes
Explanation: I took it and got it right
If school decided to get rid of all rules then I think everything will potentially turn to chaos as there isn’t any model or footsteps to follow. Children have a curious mind and want to explore more day by day. By no rules or guidance put in place, children can easily get lost and create their own sets of behaviors and morals. Also, students are not capable yet to follow instructions and maintain peace during classroom instructions yet. Complete freedom for children might also lead to severe actions like harassment and bullying.
I go against banning violent video games
Games are made by companies or people who make them just for fun and both parties have their own right to make whatever they want. Continuing its our choice to buy or get these games as stated in evidence 1 "The same parents who ban violent television shows from being watched in there homes must also be careful about the types of video games teens play" our parents should not judge us with what we play if we like it they have no right to tell us what to like and dislike. We all have our own freedom so they do not get to choose for us.
The negative effect games have isn't caused by them it's caused by some of our mind sets, it's how our brains function. The first sentence of evidence 2 goes along with the claim I made. We all have different brains so its not the video games that do it its us.
I can see what the opposing claim sees. What they see is the negative side because parents have concerns for their children and how their future is going to turn out like. All these articles shown are a summed up version what the eyes of them see and their perspective of video games.
I'm not saying you have to follow my claim but understand our perspective of this as teens and see if that helps with relationships with parents and their children.
During Aristotle's time, the characters of tragedy were typically of noble background, while comedy's characters could best be described as ordinary.
