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    In Trouble by Gary D. Schmidt the inciting incident is the when Louisa hits Franklin with Chay’s car. Not all accidents when a car hits a kid does he/she die, but most often they do. “ More than 5,000 Americans of all ages are struck and killed by cars every year(Los Angeles Times).” Many at the ages from about five to fifteen can be careless and not watch where they are going in the streets or parking lots. If they don’t die they most often get a major head injury, which most likely affect their

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    Social Norms Project

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    Social Norms Project Social norms are behaviors that are deemed acceptable by our society. An example of a social norm is when you are at a signal light, you mind your own business and don’t communicate with neighboring cars. For my project I broke this social norm. Every time I was at a signal light, I would wave at neighboring car like a friendly person and see how they would respond. Majority of the participants conformed to my behavior and waved back because there wasn’t a group present, so

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    Driving While Driving

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    I believe that driving while using a cell phone should be illegal. Driving while using a cell phone should be against the law because it is responsible for many accidents, creates distractions for the driver, and if an accident dose occur while driving it is very expensive to cover the damages created by the reckless driver. Cell phones are a major cause of the accidents that occur every day around the world. Driving while using a cell phone is one of the leading causes of accident related

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    the fine is up to $5,000 along with a year in prison. Alaska should be a model for all states. People in California are much more likely to text and drive than individuals in Alaska because there is not a large enough punishment. Every year, 21% of fatal crashes concerning teens were the result of texting and driving and one-fifth of adults admit to sending texts on the road. To improve these numbers, the United States

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    Driver Persuasive Speech

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    minimum of 4.6 seconds to look at a text message. In that time going the average of 55 mph you would drive the football field length.Now just imagine that. Others who oppose to this may say that some people can do it safely. What i would say is that there are no safe ways to text and drive. Now you know the dangers of texting and driving. People can get seriously injured or even die from it. So next time you're in the car in the car and someone starts to text, offer to do it for them. Or tell them

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    message that takes a second to be sent. However, any average text takes at least five seconds to be written. And these five seconds is the same time taken to drive a length of a football field. On the other hand, it will never end by a single message, 10% of adults and 20% of teenagers

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    Driving Age Argument

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    The question inquired is whether raising the driving age to 18 or imposing a graduated driver’s license (GDL) would lower the accident raise for teens. The advocates for both say that the restrictions would lower allow teens to get behind the wheel when they are ready. Although neither would work well, one must be chosen. The reasons advocates of a higher driving age give for its existence is that 16-year-olds aren’t ready for driving yet. The writer, Rep. John D’ Amico of the Illinois state legislature

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    fun things you could do if you wanted to. When you’re focused on your electronics, time flies by really fast and you aren't doing anything. If our society actually talked to people instead of texting, we could express our feelings more easily, but in text you could say “Lol”, and not really be laughing. Our society vs Fahrenheit 451 is the same because people always are focused on their electronics and are lifeless or “dead”. In the book Fahrenheit 451, people in their society don't read, dont have

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    Hannah is driving on the highway, while Tony is legally on his cellphone, texting his friend Ryan. Taking his eyes off the road for only a split second, he crashes head-on into Hannah, killing them both instantly. Some people think this is just a story, but multiple families have to bury a loved one each day as a result of someone driving while distracted. Although this is terrible, only 14 states have a hand-held cell phone ban to prohibit distracted drivers ("Distracted Driving, Cell Phones and

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    To This Day Symbolism

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    From the poem, “To This Day” by Shane Koyczan, it talks about how what you say and do to people can have an impact on their lives. The image chosen with symbolism is a highway with cars on it. It contains symbols of cars and highways.. The cars represent humans. Some cars are fancier than others. Some cars might die or stall out where they can’t keep going because many believe that cars that look like trash or aren’t like them can’t make it. It is just like people. Many believe that if they aren’t

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