What are the effects of drinking soda pop on an athlete's performance?
Drinking soda pop will weaken an athlete's performance because it causes shortness in breath.
A1 (I think)
Drinking soda pop will weaken an athletes performance because the carbonation within the drink causes shortness of breath.
What are the effects of lowering the drinking age on a youth's desire to drink alcohol?
Lowering the drinking age will decrease a youth's desire to drink alcohol because it will eliminate the "forbidden fruit" effect that is one of the main appeals of the substance.
What are the effects of making it illegal for parents to let their children (14 and under) watch more than two hours of television daily on the child obesity rate in America?
Making it illegal for parents to let their children (14 and under) watch more than two hours of television daily would drastically decrease the rate of child obesity in America because more children would spend time doing physical activities instead.
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2 comments:
Good job on the A1 term; a little variety is good. The premise of your third WATCO is intriguing, but I imagine that such a law would never pass because it would be impossible to enforce. It would be like Prohibition all over again, only lamer.
I'm not sure that kids would actually spend more time being active. Lazy kids will always be lazy. They'll find places to loiter outside maybe, but probably not to play. Or they might take up gambling.
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