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1 6. Features of Social Media Shopping

                     And this leads us to shop, which has been included in both platforms. You may find it
               on Facebook by searching for "Marketplace."
                     You  can  build  a  listing  as  a  user  for  practically anything  you  can  imagine—various
               things, cars, and properties. Everybody can find a product in the Marketplace.

                     Instagram only refers to it  as Shop. You can find the stores you follow initially under
               this category. Additionally, there is a category that suggests stores based on your needs. You
               can even start adding items to a wish list on the platform!

               Exercise 7. Choose one of the topics below that make you interested. Then, make a contrast
               paragraph about it.

                      The present-day versus desired future versions of yourself.
                      Two films you've recently seen (either two you liked equally or one you liked but the
                       other didn't like)
                      Studying at senior high school versus studying at university.
                      Your favourite music genre versus a different genre you don't like.
                      Your favourite versus least favourite academic subjects.
                      Two things you like or dislike equally.
                      A historic practice cherished by your family and your unique practice.
                      Your initial impression of someone or something and what you considered later.

               Mini Project

               In this mini-project, you will go to the district  court. Read carefully the instructions about
               what you will do.

               Instructions:

                      Make  a  group  consisting  of six  people.  It  would  be  best  if  you  filled  up  the  Case
                       Studies graphic organizer by describing the issue the court had to decide on in each
                       case, the court's ruling, and how each case relates to the Rule of Law.
                      In  a  Jigsaw  activity,  one  student  from  each  group  will  present  the  details  in  their
                       graphic organizer to a different group, emphasizing the main details of their assigned
                       case.  This  rotation  will  take  place  for  all  of  you  to  learn  the  necessary  details
                       regarding a District Court case. After learning about all cases, you will define the Rule
                       of Law using concepts from the District Court cases.

               CASE STUDIES GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

               NAME: _______________

               District Court Case
               Case:                                                                       Year:











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