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Test 3 Speech Writing

The document presents two contrasting viewpoints on the mandatory implementation of school uniforms. Sam argues that uniforms promote equality, discipline, and safety, while Ali contends that they limit personal expression and can be uncomfortable and costly. The document concludes with a prompt for students to evaluate these perspectives and express their own opinions in a speech.

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Test 3 Speech Writing

The document presents two contrasting viewpoints on the mandatory implementation of school uniforms. Sam argues that uniforms promote equality, discipline, and safety, while Ali contends that they limit personal expression and can be uncomfortable and costly. The document concludes with a prompt for students to evaluate these perspectives and express their own opinions in a speech.

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TEST NO 3 : SPEECH

Read both texts and answer question 1:

TEXT A TEXT B
SAM, 42 YEARS ALI,15 YEARS
School uniforms should be compulsory as they School uniforms should not be compulsory because they
create equality, discipline, and a sense of belonging limit our freedom and choices. Clothing is a way to
among students. When everyone wears the same express personality, and forcing everyone to dress the
outfit, there is less pressure to keep up with fashion same takes away individuality. Moreover, not all students
trends, reducing bullying related to clothing choices. feel comfortable in standard-sized uniforms, and finding
This allows students to focus on learning rather than the right fit can be challenging, especially for those with
worrying about their appearance. different body types.

Uniforms also make schools safer by helping staff Uniforms can also be expensive, with some schools
identify students easily and preventing strangers requiring specific designs that cost more than regular
from entering unnoticed. Parents benefit as well, as clothes. While schools claim uniforms reduce costs, not
uniforms are often more affordable in the long run all families find them affordable.
compared to buying multiple casual outfits. Instead
of daily debates over what to wear, students can Comfort is another issue. Many uniforms are made from
start their day with a clear routine. materials that are too hot in summer and too cold in
winter, making it hard to concentrate. Casual clothing
Dressing in a uniform also encourages school pride allows students to dress according to the weather and
and unity, making students feel like part of a team. It personal comfort. Also, there is no clear evidence that
prepares them for future workplaces where dress wearing uniforms leads to better grades or improved
codes are common and teaches them the learning, making them unnecessary for academic
importance of presenting themselves neatly. success.

I think what matters most is their education, not their Instead of forcing everyone to dress alike, schools should
clothing choices. Making uniforms compulsory promote kindness and respect. School should be a place
ensures all students, regardless of background, feel where students feel comfortable and confident, not
included in a respectful and structured environment. restricted by strict dress codes. Wearing the same outfit
It creates a positive atmosphere where learning every day can make school feel more like a rule-driven
comes first, without distractions caused by fashion or institution rather than an enjoyable place to learn and
peer pressure. grow.

QUESTION 1: You have read two texts about the pros and cons of uniforms made mandatory in
schools.You have been asked to take part in a classroom debate on whether or not uniforms should be
made mandatory in schools.
Write a speech for your classmates about whether or not uniform should be made mandatory in schools.
In your speech, you should,
 Evaluate the ideas and opinions in both texts
 Give your own views about whether or not uniform should be made mandatory , based on what
you have read in the texts.
Base your speech on what you have read in both texts but be careful to use your own words.
Address both of the bullet points.
Begin your speech with ‘Good morning , everyone.’Write about 250-350 words.
Up to 10 marks are available for the content of your writing and up to 15 marks for the quality of your writing.

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