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    While in most present schools it is controversial (有爭議的) whether students should wear uniforms. Most
of elementary schools have taken uniform policy. Uniforms serve students benefits in several ways. First of all,
uniforms act as social equalizers (均衡器). Children often feel less social stress when everyone in the school is
dressed the same way. Students who can not be fashionable due to poverty are made to feel more comfortable
among their classmates. Moreover, wearing uniforms influences students' team spirit. Students are made to
feel as if they are a part of a team by wearing uniforms. In addition, school uniforms would help students in
other ways. Students would not be late for school as often because of the indecision (拿不定主意) about what
to wear in the morning.
     However, when the topic comes to high school situation, further details should be carefully examined. The
uniform is not the right answer to different problems that the high school education is facing. Having grown up
already, most students no longer feel that uniforms help them become a part of the school. Furthermore,
uniforms may not save parents as much money as many people think. Many times students don't wear their
school uniforms once they are out of school. Sneakers, jackets, boots and casual clothing will still be needed.
What may first appear to be economical may not be accurate (正確的) in reality.
    It seems that the answer to the school uniform debate is not a simple "yes" or"no". There is no clear
consensus (共識) as to the benefits of school uniforms.

                                             Title: Should students wear uniforms?

As for this troublesome question, there is no 1______ that has been reached.
Elementary schools 2______ schools
Uniforms act 3_____ social equalizers.
4_____ the same way, children
often feel less social stress.		 The uniform is not the right answer to
different problems that the high school
5______ is facing.
Wearing uniforms influences students'
team 6______. 		Most schools can't feel that uniforms help
them become a part of the school any
7______.
Students can save a lot of 8_____ which they
would spend 9_____ what to wear
every morning, 		What may first appear to be economical
may not be accurate in 10_____ life.

1. agreement/ consensus  2. High 3. as  4. Dressed  5. education
6. spirit  7. longer/more  8. time  9. deciding  10. real
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