A. Should teens be protected from s

A. Should teens be protected from some of the dangers of the Internet? Sure, but should thousands of sites just be blocked or should kids be educated to ignore these sites? The majority of teens oppose attempts to limit their access to the Internet. On the other hand, it is too easy for kids to get into some very offensive cially in the USA. In Europe many hate sites and sexual sites are tes, espec banned. Due to America's freedom of speech laws even the most extreme sites are allowed to continue operating. B.
The USA is proud of its citizens' freedoms. But how "free" are American teens? A seventeen-year-old boy in order to protest against US troops going to Iraq arranged for some kids at his school to wear anti-war T-shirts and to hand t leaflets at a local shopping mall. The boy was prevented from doing so by the police. Why? The police said that T-shirts were offensive to people with different views and they didn't want violence in the mall. But the aim of free speech is that people can disagree with each other and don't have to see eye to eye on everything. Free speech is protected by the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights added to the American Constitution. However, sometimes personal freedom is
C. Three fires are started deliberately in UK schools every day. It's a problem that's on the increase. Most fires are started in rubbish bins and most of them are started during the summer holidays. Teenagers who start fires in schools are called firebugs by the fire brigade and the police. 95% of them are boys and they are usually pupils or ex-pupils who are angry with a teacher or the school. They usually do not want to destroy the whole school, but fires in schools are very dangerous especially if they are during the school day. And they can affect the future of the other pupils
D. Schools in the USA used to be safe places. However, in the past five years there has been a large increase in the number of school shootings and now 70% of students do not feel safe at their school The schools where the shootings occurred are in very respectable and quiet areas. The causes of the shootings are different. Many of teen killers used to be victims of bullies. Others felt lonely because people thought they were weak or unattractive. Some people believe the US needs strict laws to decrease shootings.
E. Some school districts in the US have made laws against bullying because bullying is becoming a major health problem. Both the bullies and their vic tims suffer later in life. They may have psychological problems. Bullies might become seriously violent or commit crimes. Victims of bullies might suffer from depression and feel bad about them selves. But some people think laws won't stop bullying, but they might make it worse. Bullying will still continue, but kids might be more afraid to tell anyone when they're victims of bullies.

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А. должны быть защищены подростков от некоторых из опасности в Интернете? Конечно, но должен тысячи сайтов просто блокироваться или должны дети обучаться игнорировать эти сайты? Большинство подростков противостоять попыткам ограничить их доступ к Интернету. С другой стороны это слишком легко для детей, чтобы попасть в некоторые очень оскорбительным официально в США. В Европе многие ненавидят сайты и сексуальные сайты tes, особ запрещены. Благодаря речи законов о свободе Америки даже самых экстремальных сайтов разрешается продолжать работу. Б. США гордятся свобод своих граждан. Но как «свободный» американских подростков? 17 летний мальчик в знак протеста против американских войск, идя к Ираку организовал для некоторых детей в его школе носить футболки антивоенных и вручить t листовки в местном торговом центре. Мальчик был лишен возможности сделать это полиция. Почему? Полиция говорит, что футболки были оскорбительными для людей с различными взглядами, и они не хотят насилия в торговом центре. Но цель свободы слова, что люди могут не соглашаться друг с другом и не нужно видеть глаза в глаза на все. Свобода слова защищены первой поправкой в Билле о правах, добавлены к американской Конституции. Однако иногда личной свободы является C. Three fires are started deliberately in UK schools every day. It's a problem that's on the increase. Most fires are started in rubbish bins and most of them are started during the summer holidays. Teenagers who start fires in schools are called firebugs by the fire brigade and the police. 95% of them are boys and they are usually pupils or ex-pupils who are angry with a teacher or the school. They usually do not want to destroy the whole school, but fires in schools are very dangerous especially if they are during the school day. And they can affect the future of the other pupils D. Schools in the USA used to be safe places. However, in the past five years there has been a large increase in the number of school shootings and now 70% of students do not feel safe at their school The schools where the shootings occurred are in very respectable and quiet areas. The causes of the shootings are different. Many of teen killers used to be victims of bullies. Others felt lonely because people thought they were weak or unattractive. Some people believe the US needs strict laws to decrease shootings. E. Некоторые школьных округов в США сделали законы против издевательства потому что издевательства становится серьезной проблемой здравоохранения. Хулиганов и их Вик Тимс страдать позже в жизни. Они могут иметь психологические проблемы. Хулиганы может стать серьезно насилия или совершения преступления. Жертвами bullies может страдать от депрессии и чувствовать себя плохо о них самих. Но некоторые люди думают, законы не остановят издевательства, но они могут сделать его хуже. Издевательства будут по-прежнему, но дети могут быть более напуганы, чтобы рассказать кто-нибудь, когда они жертв хулиганов.