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1.  The power of "[[dissent]]": when one person disagrees with everyone else, he can have an influence bigger than his single vote.
 
1.  The power of "[[dissent]]": when one person disagrees with everyone else, he can have an influence bigger than his single vote.
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<br>2.  How does one best present a case or argument to God - with reason or emotion?
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2.  How does one best present a case or argument to God - with reason or emotion?
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<br>3.  Wealth is sometimes used effectively to help mankind.  Here is one example:  Joseph of Arimathea when he donated his own expensive tomb for the burial of [[Jesus]].
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3.  Charity benefits both the donor and the recipient, while government programs benefit only the recipient, and sometimes not even him.
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<br>4.  Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama by 55%-45% in Pennsylvania, but Barack Obama leads in the overall delegate count.  The Democrats cannot win the Presidency unless they win Pennsylvania.  If you were a Democrat, what would you want the Party to do? (Parodies welcome, though not for the SAT!)
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4.  Wealth is sometimes used effectively to help mankind.  Here is one example: Joseph of Arimathea when he donated his own expensive tomb for the burial of [[Jesus]].
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<br>5.  [[Liberal hate speech]] is a growing problem.  What is it, and what should be done about it?
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5.  [[Hillary Clinton]] just defeated [[Barack Obama]] by a wide 55%-45% margin in [[Pennsylvania]], but [[Obama]] still leads in the overall delegate count.  The [[Democrats]] cannot win the Presidency unless they win [[Pennsylvania]].  If you were a Democrat, what would you want the Party to do? (Parodies welcome, though not for the SAT!)
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<br>6.  [[Affirmative action]]: wrong in principle, and wrong in practice?
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6.  [[Liberal hate speech]] is a growing problem.  What is it, and what should be done about it?
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<br>7.  The past is like the future: it depends entirely on what you make of it.
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7.  [[Affirmative action]]: wrong in principle, and wrong in practice?
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<br>8.  High gas prices are actually good: they encourage people to spend more time at home and less time on the roads.
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8.  The past is like the future: it depends entirely on what you make of it.
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<br>9.  If teachers and students were armed with guns, then there would be fewer beatings, intimidation by gangs, and massacres in [[public school]].
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9.  High gas prices are actually good: they encourage people to spend more time at home and less time on the roads.
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<br>10.  From Friday through Tuesday about 500,000 people watched the much-publicized movie ''[[Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed]]''.  During that same time period, about the same number of page views (visits) occurred on the little-publicized [[Conservapedia]]. What does that say about the future of movies compared to the internet?
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10.  If teachers and students were armed with guns, then there would be fewer beatings, intimidation by gangs, and massacres in [[public school]].
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<br>10.  What does the expression the "[[Protestant]] work ethic" mean to you?
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11.  From Friday through Tuesday about 500,000 people watched the much-publicized movie ''[[Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed]]''.  During that same time period, about the same number of page views (visits) occurred on the little-publicized [[Conservapedia]].  What does that say about the future of movies compared to the internet?
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<br>11.  Write on any comparable topic of your choice.  For SAT writers, you can find topics on the internet (and can choose this option for more than one of your essays).
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12.  What does the expression the "[[Protestant]] work ethic" mean to you?
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13.  Write on any comparable topic of your choice.  For SAT writers, you can find topics on the internet (and can choose this option for more than one of your essays).
 
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[[Category:Homeschool Curriculum]]
 
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