1.(2 points)
THESIS STATEMENT 1: It is my belief that students should have one long vacation
every year because students will have the opportunity to work full time during this
vacation, to be more independent, and one long vocation gives students a great
opportunity to travel, to learn more about other countries.
2. (2 points)
THESIS STATEMENT 2: Personally, I prefer to work in a small office rather than at a
large company for several reasons.
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In order to (8) the problem, some school districts have adopted a year-round schedule with a series of shorter breaks (9) of a three-month summer vacation. A national study (10) out by the Ohio State University found, however, that year-round schools had no significant impact (11) how much students learn. They found that children learned about as (12) 
in year-round schools using a nine- month calender. And while poorer students at the beginning suffers learning loss during the summer months, those at the year-round schools also did (13) _ during the shorter breaks. The author of the (14) suggested that poor students (15) to attend more days of school, otherwise they will fall behind.
from an Italian word meaning “scratched”. True graffito techniques are found primarily in (03) , medieval, and Renaissance art, but the (04) _ is usually extended to include any technique that involves scratching a design on stone or plaster with a sharp instrument. Graffiti are abundant in ancient Egyptian and Roman art and have been found in Pompeii and the Roman catacombs. Many (05) ancient graffiti, scratched on walls by passersby, have been unearthed, the most famous of which is a caricature of Christ on the (06) , found on the walls of the Domus Gelotiana on the Palatine Hill in Rome in 1856. Graffito techniques involving the incising of gold leaf in illustrated manuscripts were common in the Middle Ages, and the facades of Renaissance palaces often sported differently colored coats of plaster (07) graffito effects. In the 20th century (08) have used a free style of graffito technique in (09) large areas are cut away from the surface layer, often producing graduated tones midway between the overlay and the (10) .
