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    All Essay Questions For Practice (200 Words)

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    The document contains 30 essay questions on a variety of topics for practice. The questions cover issues related to social media, life expectancy, the death penalty, alcohol sales, globalization, video games, technology, art, same-sex marriage, gender rights, drug testing, education, cellphones, online reviews, video games as art, the importance of art, violent sports, working from home, fashion, online currency, optional subjects, cellphones for children, the causes of war, computers, replacing books with technology, tattoos as art, gender-separated classes, whether actors and athletes are overpaid, and colonizing other planets.

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    All Essay Questions For Practice (200 Words)

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    The document contains 30 essay questions on a variety of topics for practice. The questions cover issues related to social media, life expectancy, the death penalty, alcohol sales, globalization, video games, technology, art, same-sex marriage, gender rights, drug testing, education, cellphones, online reviews, video games as art, the importance of art, violent sports, working from home, fashion, online currency, optional subjects, cellphones for children, the causes of war, computers, replacing books with technology, tattoos as art, gender-separated classes, whether actors and athletes are overpaid, and colonizing other planets.

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    The document contains 30 essay questions on a variety of topics for practice. The questions cover issues related to social media, life expectancy, the death penalty, alcohol sales, globalization, video games, technology, art, same-sex marriage, gender rights, drug testing, education, cellphones, online reviews, video games as art, the importance of art, violent sports, working from home, fashion, online currency, optional subjects, cellphones for children, the causes of war, computers, replacing books with technology, tattoos as art, gender-separated classes, whether actors and athletes are overpaid, and colonizing other planets.

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    All Essay Questions For Practice (200 Words)

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    The document contains 30 essay questions on a variety of topics for practice. The questions cover issues related to social media, life expectancy, the death penalty, alcohol sales, globalization, video games, technology, art, same-sex marriage, gender rights, drug testing, education, cellphones, online reviews, video games as art, the importance of art, violent sports, working from home, fashion, online currency, optional subjects, cellphones for children, the causes of war, computers, replacing books with technology, tattoos as art, gender-separated classes, whether actors and athletes are overpaid, and colonizing other planets.

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    All Essay Questions for Practice [200 words]

    1. The quality of written English is being hampered by social media. Do you agree?
    2. Does longer life expectancy create more problems than benefits?
    3. Death sentence should be legalized in all countries. Agree or disagree?
    4. They should not sell alcohol after 11 pm. Agree or disagree?
    5. Globalization is not always a good thing.
    6. Should violent video games be banned?
    7. Does technology affect our creativity?
    8. Should music and cinema be considered art?
    9. Should same sex marriage be allowed in society?
    10. Should 3rd Gender be given equal rights?
    11. Should schools/colleges test students for drugs before admission?
    12. Do you really learn at school?
    13. Can cellphone be an educational tool?
    14. Should online reviews and comments be trusted?
    15. Can a video game be art?
    16. Do we need art in our lives?
    17. Are some sports too violent?
    18. Working from home is not as effective as working from an office. Discuss.
    19. Is fashion really important?
    20. Should paper money be replaced by online currency?
    21. Should all subjects be optional?
    22. Small children should not be given cell phone to play with.
    23. What do you think causes war?
    24. Do computers make us smarter or dumber?
    25. Should books be replaced be technology?
    26. Is tattoo art?
    27. Should boys and girls be in separate classes?
    28. Is fashion important?
    29. Are actors and sports persons overpaid?
    30. Should humans ever colonize other planets?

    11. Should schools/colleges test students for drugs before admission?


    Introduction:
    Schools/colleges should not test students for drugs before admission because I believe
    students whether addict or not should have a chance to see things from a different perspective
    which a school or college environment provides. Moreover, an addict would not know more than
    his or her own world of so called pleasure. Therefore, it is very important for an addict to know
    that there is a more prosperous world out there that they can explore which starts with a college
    scenario. Like, an addict would hardly interest himself with sports unless he has an opportunity
    as well as a freewill to play. In addition, those students would get exposure to new friends who
    can show them there is more to life than just getting high. There are also opportunities for extra-
    curricular activities that could help them pass time which otherwise would be hard for an addict
    unless he or she is high.
    All addicts who are battling with themselves to find an identity to belong in the world
    should at least get a crack at being at college as that will definitely help them to explore the idea
    of life without drugs. It would also help them to pass time and indulge themselves in activities
    which otherwise would only be limited to getting high. Furthermore, all the knowledge a student
    would gain by being in a school environment provides dimension to addicts to see the world in
    new contexts at all times.

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