Debate Writing

Question 1: Write a debate in 150–200 words either for or against the motion: Stray dogs should not be put to sleep.

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STRAY DOGS SHOULD NOT BE PUT TO SLEEP

Respected Chairperson, teachers and dear friends,

I speak in favour of the motion. Stray dogs should not be put to sleep merely because they live on the streets. Killing them is cruel and does not solve the problem. Local authorities should conduct sterilisation and vaccination programmes, remove aggressive animals safely and create shelters for injured dogs. Residents must avoid throwing food waste in public places and should report dangerous behaviour responsibly. At the same time, schools can teach children how to behave safely around animals. A humane policy can protect people from bites while respecting animal life. Compassion and scientific management together offer a better solution than destruction.

Thank you.

Question 2: Some people feel that electronic media such as television news will bring about the end of print media such as newspapers. Write a debate in 150–200 words either for or against this view.

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PRINT MEDIA WILL NOT DISAPPEAR

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the view that electronic media will bring about the end of newspapers. Television news is fast and uses attractive visuals, but it must fill many hours and may repeat or sensationalise stories. Newspapers remain valuable because they provide detailed reports, verified facts, editorial analysis and space for many interests. Readers can study an article at their own pace and return to it later. Print also records events for libraries and future research. Electronic media and newspapers can support each other, but speed alone cannot replace depth and credibility. Therefore, print media will continue to have an important place.

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Question 3: Write a debate for or against the motion: Mobile phones should be banned in classrooms.

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THE MOTION: MOBILE PHONES SHOULD BE BANNED IN CLASSROOMS

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the motion. Mobile phones should be banned in classrooms deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 4: Write a debate for or against the motion: School uniforms should be compulsory.

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THE MOTION: SCHOOL UNIFORMS SHOULD BE COMPULSORY

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. School uniforms should be compulsory deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 5: Write a debate for or against the motion: Online learning can replace the classroom.

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THE MOTION: ONLINE LEARNING CAN REPLACE THE CLASSROOM

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the motion. Online learning can replace the classroom deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 6: Write a debate for or against the motion: Every student should learn first aid.

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THE MOTION: EVERY STUDENT SHOULD LEARN FIRST AID

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Every student should learn first aid deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 7: Write a debate for or against the motion: Competitive examinations create unnecessary stress.

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THE MOTION: COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS CREATE UNNECESSARY STRESS

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Competitive examinations create unnecessary stress deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 8: Write a debate for or against the motion: Plastic packaging should be completely banned.

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THE MOTION: PLASTIC PACKAGING SHOULD BE COMPLETELY BANNED

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Plastic packaging should be completely banned deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 9: Write a debate for or against the motion: Homework should be replaced by project work.

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THE MOTION: HOMEWORK SHOULD BE REPLACED BY PROJECT WORK

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the motion. Homework should be replaced by project work deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 10: Write a debate for or against the motion: Artificial intelligence is helpful for students.

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THE MOTION: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS HELPFUL FOR STUDENTS

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Artificial intelligence is helpful for students deserves careful consideration because it affects learning, fairness and wellbeing. The strongest argument is that a clear policy can create better habits, but it must be applied with flexibility and guidance. Rules should protect students without ignoring genuine needs. Evidence, responsible supervision and equal opportunities are more useful than extreme reactions. Families, schools and students must share responsibility for the result. Therefore, I support my stand because it offers a practical balance between discipline and freedom. A thoughtful decision today will help young people become capable and responsible citizens.

Thank you.

Question 11: Write a debate for or against the motion: Artificial intelligence should be used in every classroom.

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THE MOTION: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SHOULD BE USED IN EVERY CLASSROOM

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the motion. Artificial intelligence should be used in every classroom has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 12: Write a debate for or against the motion: Cities should impose restrictions during heatwaves.

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THE MOTION: CITIES SHOULD IMPOSE RESTRICTIONS DURING HEATWAVES

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Cities should impose restrictions during heatwaves has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 13: Write a debate for or against the motion: Digital payments are safer than cash.

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THE MOTION: DIGITAL PAYMENTS ARE SAFER THAN CASH

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the motion. Digital payments are safer than cash has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 14: Write a debate for or against the motion: Public transport should be made free for students.

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THE MOTION: PUBLIC TRANSPORT SHOULD BE MADE FREE FOR STUDENTS

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Public transport should be made free for students has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 15: Write a debate for or against the motion: Schools should provide compulsory mental-health education.

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THE MOTION: SCHOOLS SHOULD PROVIDE COMPULSORY MENTAL-HEALTH EDUCATION

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Schools should provide compulsory mental-health education has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 16: Write a debate for or against the motion: Students should receive disaster-response training.

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THE MOTION: STUDENTS SHOULD RECEIVE DISASTER-RESPONSE TRAINING

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Students should receive disaster-response training has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 17: Write a debate for or against the motion: Accessibility should be compulsory in every public building.

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THE MOTION: ACCESSIBILITY SHOULD BE COMPULSORY IN EVERY PUBLIC BUILDING

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Accessibility should be compulsory in every public building has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 18: Write a debate for or against the motion: Food waste should carry a penalty.

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THE MOTION: FOOD WASTE SHOULD CARRY A PENALTY

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the motion. Food waste should carry a penalty has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 19: Write a debate for or against the motion: Every school should generate solar power.

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THE MOTION: EVERY SCHOOL SHOULD GENERATE SOLAR POWER

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak for the motion. Every school should generate solar power has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.

Question 20: Write a debate for or against the motion: Social-media platforms should verify every news post.

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THE MOTION: SOCIAL-MEDIA PLATFORMS SHOULD VERIFY EVERY NEWS POST

Respected Chairperson, teachers and friends,

I speak against the motion. Social-media platforms should verify every news post has benefits, but it also raises questions about fairness, safety and personal freedom. A sensible policy should rely on evidence, clear rules and regular review rather than extreme claims. People need accurate information and a chance to participate in the decision. Schools, families, authorities and citizens must share responsibility for the result. I therefore support my stand because it offers a practical balance between public interest and individual needs. Good policy should reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and encourage responsible behaviour.

Thank you.