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Discussion Text - Advantages & Disadvan,tages, Pro,s. & Cons, Positive & Neg,e,itive

I. Stat·ng issue· Pernyato.an ,ako.n adanya sebuah permo.salaho.n ,dalam sua.tu hal
2. Supporting Arguments: Bebe.r,cipa alasan, y·ang m.endukung dar· permasalahan
3. Against Arguments: Bebe,r.apa ,alosan y·ong tiid'ok menyetujui odony·a isu
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4. Recommendation: Kesimpulan atou rekomend'asi

Issue:the controversy over whether it is necessary to maintain the
national exams (UN) has continued.

Pros and Cons Supporting Arguments: the quality of the Indonesia education
system will drop without the national exam

Against Arguments:the quality of education does not just depend on
the national exam.

RecommendaUon: the national examination can still be useful as an
instrument to evaluate or detect the level of students' cognitive
competence

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Structures Should Australia become a republic?

s ! = T { Recentily, Australians have been debating the possibility of WORDS TO
THAT becoming a republic. There are arguments for and agaiinst LINK
INTRODUCES Au tralia pursuing_ this course in the twe ty-first century. I ARGUMENTS
01sc:uss10N believe hat Australia should become a republic.
Republicans see Australia as having moved beyond its
British roots and desire chan e not onl because it is radical PHRASE
ARGUMENTS but also symbolic. I believe that Britain is now less important to INTRODUCES
FOR Australia economically as well as culturally, and that Australia ANOTHER
{ should look at formirng stronger links with nations situated in the POINT
same region. OF VIEW
On the ot er Fian tlhose opposed to a republic argue that
our parliamentary system and other major institutions, such as
WORDS
ARGUMENTS the law, are based on the British model, which has provided SHOWING
AGAINST { Australia with a stable system of government and they fear that AUTHOR'S
(\ any changes may threaten this stability. OPINION
-- It can be seen that there are reasons for and aga1inst
coNcLus10N becoming a republic. After looking at both sides, I still beheve
, that Australia should become a republic.