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    Centre Number Surname Other Names Candidate Signature Candidate Number For Examiner’s Use Examiner’s Initials Question Mark General Certificate of Secondary Education Foundation Tier January 2011 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Applied Science (Double Award) Unit 2 Science for the Needs of Society Written Paper Thursday 13 January 2011 For this paper you must have: a ruler. You may use a calculator. APSC/2F F 9.00 am to 10.30 am 9 TOTAL Time allowed  1 hour 30 minutes

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    Compare and evaluate high school sport in the USA and secondary school sports in the UK [20] High schools sport in the USA has a higher priority than sport in the UK. An example for this could be at Mission High School in Texas they get crowds of around 15‚000 people to watch sport. However‚ in the UK crowds are far less and sport doesn’t get audiences of 15‚000 in schools. I feel that Americans have an overall higher priority in sport as they have the Lombardian ethic which makes the games more interesting

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    Over the years‚ the growth and changes in children ’s sports have reflected the popularity of professional sports in our society. Sports games and sports news are available to the public twenty-four hours a day on television and the Internet even the radio. Due in part to this‚ schools and other organizations have changed American athletics from more of a fun playtime to intense competition. The effect of competition in youth sports on children has been the subject of much criticism and praise by

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    High school sports are a thing people tend to associate with a lot of other things. Some of them are good‚ some of them are bad. Their association with these things make people wonder if we should have them in our schools‚ and the answer is‚ rather obviously‚ no. While sports have some benefits‚ they are more harm than good because of the injuries they cause‚ the scholarships they don’t provide and the funding it takes from other extracurricular activities. Perhaps the biggest problem youth sports

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    The poems ‘To an Athlete Dying Young ‘and ‘God’s Grandeur’ both examine situations that threaten our sense of stability and suggests ways of dealing with these situations. Both poems include some sort of negative aspect but they are each responded by their respective speaker in different ways. In addition‚ to aid in better understanding of the poem‚ the poets use images. The poem ‘To An Athlete Dying Young’‚ illustrates the story of a young athlete who was once carried on high shoulders through

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    24 May 2013 Athletes Leaving College Early Should Not be Limited From past to present‚ sports have played a widely significant role in our history. Sports bring our communities together and offer fame to the athletes. Professional sports have been looked upon as a place of glory. From prestigious awards to high salaries‚ being a professional athlete is something most athletes dream of‚ but only a handful achieve. Growing up‚ many young children aspire to be professional athletes and strive to

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    Should sports be allowed in schools? There are a lot of positive effects to having sports in schools‚ but are a lot of negative affects to. They help us in school while the same time that put at risk of getting injured. They make us want to come to school‚ but they also make the unathletic kids less cool. Sports should be played in school because the positive reasons outweigh the negative reasons. They have done research on the way sports affect education‚ and concluded that sports have a positive

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    Sports can ruin your child’s ability to grow up and live a normal life. There’s no way around it sports are dangerous and can be extremely harmful to children not only physically but also emotionally. Every year the ages that children get involved with higher level competitive sports leagues and this can end up being detrimental to the children’s overall well being. Concussions are extremely prevalent in all kinds of sports and can seriously harm children in many different ways and is one of the

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    focus on that more than their class or homework.Therefore‚ schools should eliminate sports to cut budgets‚ focus on academics‚ and allow students to get more sleep. Sports are a main part in American history but they’re not important enough to spend all the schools money on. In the article it states that one school had not had a music teacher in years so they could fund the high school’s football program (Ripley 12). Another high school had to close their science labs due to mold but yet their football

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    Steroids: The Deadly Decision Sports can teach us so many things. We learn to take responsibility‚ work hard towards a common goal‚ and sportsmanship towards one another. The basis of these principles isn’t taught in the big leagues but in the midst of high school sports where most find their passion for a sport. This is the level where a strong foundation for these principles is built. High school sports provide an outlet for some students as well as a place for healthy competition until the competition

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