hazelwood school district v. kuhlmeier was a supreme court case, and the court ruled on it in january 1988…

hazelwood school district v. kuhlmeier was a supreme court case, and the court ruled on it in january 1988. it was a crippling blow to students first amendment rights, and i am writing to protest it. the court held that school officials have the final say on public school newspapers, and students cannot complain when the paper is published as part of a class. except for decisions made for political reasons, principals are allowed to censor student newspapers, and they can get away with it. this censorship is prior restraint, and i do not accept it. which sentence type is used the most in this students passage? compound complete what effect will repeating the same sentence structure most likely have on readers? it will confuse them. it will bore them. it will engage them.

hazelwood school district v. kuhlmeier was a supreme court case, and the court ruled on it in january 1988. it was a crippling blow to students first amendment rights, and i am writing to protest it. the court held that school officials have the final say on public school newspapers, and students cannot complain when the paper is published as part of a class. except for decisions made for political reasons, principals are allowed to censor student newspapers, and they can get away with it. this censorship is prior restraint, and i do not accept it. which sentence type is used the most in this students passage? compound complete what effect will repeating the same sentence structure most likely have on readers? it will confuse them. it will bore them. it will engage them.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Analyzing the passage, sentences like "Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier was a Supreme Court case, and the court ruled on it in January 1988" are compound sentences as they are made up of two independent clauses joined by "and". By counting, compound sentences are most prevalent.
  2. Repeating the same sentence structure can make the writing monotonous, which is likely to bore readers.

Answer:

  1. compound
  2. It will bore them.