Hello again, of course
My claim is that seatbelts should NOT be a law, and here is why.
See, seatbelts do keep you safe yes, but are they comfortable? That’s what most people are complaint about, they’re too tight, they scratch you A LOT! Also, some people just need wiggle room. Too much tightness can bother them especially if they’re claustrophobic.
In conclusion, seatbelts should not be a law
Reading is something I do for fun I’ve read this year, our little lies by sue watson, the inheritance game by Jennifer Lynn Barnes, and the renegades trilogy by Marisa myer. But by far this year my favorite was our little lies by sue Watson. It’s about Marianne she has this perfect life, a perfect husband or so she thought. But has a sad past, foster care, her mother passing. In some ways I relate to her. But behind her picture perfect home is something deeper, she fears her husband Simon might be unfaithful to her. She try’s to distract herself from this fear but she can’t help but think that Simons co worker might be more then a work friend. I highly recommend the book!
Answer:
Valedictory speech
Explanation:
Valedictorian is an academic title of success used in the United States, Canada, and other countries for the student who delivers the closing or farewell statement or a Valediction at a graduation or convocation ceremony. The chosen valedictorian is traditionally the student with the highest ranking or highest Grade Point Average, among their graduating class. The valedictory address generally is considered a final farewell or goodbye speech to classmates and the school before they disperse to pursue their individual paths after graduating. From the question since Frances GPA is very high and she graduated with honors, she is also to speak during the convocation ceremony, she is most likely giving a valedictory speech.
They all look good to me. All of your answers is what I would have chosen. :)
Your answer is A, hope this helps
