As you grow older and face new experiences, what issue or topic do you think you'll have to stand up and debate most

 I think I would need to stand up for the usefulness for sports for day to day life. I have played sports my whole life and I think it is very useful for making friends. It also helps stay fit for the future. Some might say as you get older to quit . But I would argue that and still try to play. I think sports is a essential thing you should do all your life. Not just stop when you get older. This is something I would argue with people as I get older.

Summary: We learned about claims

Reflection: I learned that difference between claims and how to write them.

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