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English, 10.08.2022 14:00, amanda2003teddy

Read the following paragraph and answer the question: "In today's schools, there are many accounts of violence and bullying as a result
of what students are wearing. The best way to resolve this is by
enforcing a uniform. By having a school wide uniform, students would
no longer be attacking each other over what they are wearing.
Studies have shown that bullying dropped 15% in schools that
enforced a uniform. Additionally, these schools also saw an increase
in grades." What is the structure of this paragraph?
OA. Comparison
OB. Cause/effect
OC. Problem/solution
D. Sequence

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