(A) a public school prohibiting a student from wearing a cross, Star of David or other religious symbol(B) a newspaper reporter being forbidden from writing a negative article about the President.(C) a police officer preventing protesters from assembling to criticize the city’s mayor(D) a public school requiring the school day to begin with a prayer

Which one of the following would violate the establishment clause of the First Amendment?*(A) a public school prohibiting a student from wearing a cross, Star of David or other religious symbol(B) a newspaper reporter being forbidden from writing a negative article about the President.(C) a police officer preventing protesters from assembling to criticize the city’s mayor(D) a public school requiring the school day to begin with a prayer

Which of the following is a protected form of free speech for public high school students?protesting in front of the school prior to classes starting (not during zero period) and ending before classes startwearing "offensive" clothingwalking out of class as a form of protestswearing

Which of the following is NOT a form of protected symbolic speech?Group of answer choicesbanners advocating drugs at schoolsWhich of the following is NOT a form of protected symbolic speech? burning the flagwearing armbands to schoolburning a cross to express views

Which of the following is allowable, thus not violating freedom of religion?Group of answer choicesChildren reciting “under God” during the Pledge of Allegiance.Prayer at graduation.Minute of silent prayer or meditation at a public school.Faculty-led prayer prior to a school sports event.

The following is a draft of a student essay. It may contain errors.School Uniforms     (1) The idea of requiring students to wear school uniforms in schools is a growing conversation across the United States. (2) Since the 2013–2014 school year, a higher percentage of public schools located in cities required students to wear uniforms compared to schools located in suburban areas. (3) More schools require students to wear school uniforms because they benefit student safety and academic performance.     (4) School uniforms discourage crime and increase the level of student safety at school, especially in schools located in urban areas. (5) In a recent study of an urban school located in Atlanta, reports of vandalism, student fights, and gang activity seemed to decrease. (6) Even though it had only been a few months since students began wearing uniforms, school administrators already knew it would change the school atmosphere. (7) The administration reported that the uniforms prevented students from concealing things under baggy clothing. (8) Furthermore, the teachers stated that it was easier to keep track of students while on field trips and intruders were easier to recognize because they stood out from the rest of the student body. (9) Overall, campus safety improved and students felt safer during school hours.     (10) Academically, implementing school uniform policies keeps students focused on their education rather than their outfits. (11) Students have one less thing to worry about—and they can concentrate on other things that are more relevant to school, including homework, studying, and extracurricular activities. (12) When all students are dressed alike, they are no longer peer pressured to dress a certain way based on the latest fashion trend. (13) This, in turn, results in less bullying at school for those who dress differently than their peers. (14) School uniforms will steer the focus back to what is important: learning.   (15) Appearance at school should not be a factor that students have to worry about, so requiring students to wear uniforms will only benefit them. (16) With school uniforms, students will no longer have to lie awake worrying about fitting in when they could be spending their time studying for their next math quiz the next day.16Which sentence from the passage best demonstrates the author making a "hasty generalization," a conclusion in an argument that is based on insufficient evidence? A. sentence 4 B. sentence 6 C. sentence 11 D. sentence 9