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shepuryov [24]
2 years ago
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Read the paragraph. Our school is considering mandating school uniforms next year. The student government supports school unifor

ms for a number of reasons. First, school uniforms save time. Students will not have to figure out what they will wear and thus will have more time to devote to their studies. They will be more focused on learning and less on appearance. Second, although there are up-front costs, uniforms will ultimately save families money. Finally, uniforms will promote a sense of equality because students are dressed the same regardless of economic status. This will encourage a greater sense of community at our school. What strategy does the author use in her choice of language to convey her message?
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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]2 years ago
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The author gives a clearly biased opinion on the value of school students wearing uniforms and develops her argument logically giving the pros and cons of using uniforms The author says the students "will have more time to devote to studies" if not worrying about clothes,"be more focussed on learning and less on appearance" , "up front costs" and in the long term saving on money and "encouraging a greater sense of community" . 
nordsb [41]2 years ago
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Answer:

C) Logic And reason

Explanation:

"Our school is considering mandating school uniforms next year The student government supports school uniforms for a number of reasons"  HERES THE LOGIC . " First, school uniforms save time. Students will not have to figure out what they will wear and thus will have more time to devote to their studies. They will be more focused on learning and less on appearance. Second, although there are up-front costs, uniforms will ultimately save families money"  HE THEN PROCEEDS TO GIVE THE REASONS,

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