How the Internet Affects Young People Today, young people use the Internet every day—for school, fun, and talking with friends. Experts say the Internet helps students improve reading and writing skills because they type, read messages, and learn new words. For example, Dr. Sarah Hill, a reading teacher, says students who read blogs and write comments improve their vocabulary faster. But too much Internet time can also be bad. In one high school study, 34% of students said they spend their free time surfing the Internet. These students also said they feel tired and lonely more often. A 2023 study from HealthLine showed that teens who use the Internet for more than 4 hours a day are more likely to have back pain and feel sad. Some people share stories of their own experience. For example, one teenager, Lily, said she started having headaches and missed her friends in real life after spending hours online. She joined a school club to spend less time on her phone. Instructions: Read the sentence from the article. Choose the type of evidence used. Evidence Types:A) Expert Opinion (Einstein Evidence)B) Example (Real-life story)C) Fact (Numbers or research) “Lily said she started having headaches and missed her friends in real life after spending hours online.”

Why Traveling Is Good for You Traveling is more than just fun—it can change the way people think and feel. According to Dr. Helen Carter, a psychologist who studies human behavior, people who travel often become more open-minded and better at solving problems. She explains that being in new places helps the brain become more flexible. Many people also find travel helpful for mental health. In a 2023 study by the Global Wellness Institute, 72% of travelers said they felt less stressed and more relaxed after a trip. Travel gives people a break from busy routines and allows them to enjoy nature, new cultures, and quiet time. There are many real-life examples of how travel can help. Ali, a university student, said that after a trip to Turkey, he came back feeling more confident and full of ideas for his art class. He shared, “Seeing new colors and hearing a different language made me feel more alive.” Travel can also teach social skills. In a survey of 1,000 travelers, 65% said they made at least one new friend during their trip. Learning to talk to strangers and ask for help in a foreign place builds confidence. But not everyone needs to fly across the world. Even short trips can help. Leila, a mother of three, said, “Just going to a nearby town for a weekend helped me feel calmer and closer to my kids.” Many families find that short travels create stronger bonds. Travel also teaches people to appreciate what they have. After visiting countries with fewer resources, travelers often feel more thankful. As one travel blogger put it, “You don’t know how much you have until you see how others live.” Instructions: Choose the type of evidence used in each sentence. Types of Evidence:A) Expert OpinionB) Fact (Data or Statistics)C) Example (Real-life Story or Case)   Dr. Helen Carter, a psychologist, says people who travel become better at solving problems.  

Instructions: Decide if the evidence supports the thesis clearly.  Thesis: Studying abroad increases language ability, helps students understand other cultures, and prepares them for global jobs.Evidence: A student said she enjoyed the food and weather while studying abroad.

Instructions: Decide if the evidence supports the thesis clearly.  Thesis: Office jobs make people want more adventure.Evidence: Skydiving has increased 5% every year since 1990.

Why Traveling Is Good for You Traveling is more than just fun—it can change the way people think and feel. According to Dr. Helen Carter, a psychologist who studies human behavior, people who travel often become more open-minded and better at solving problems. She explains that being in new places helps the brain become more flexible. Many people also find travel helpful for mental health. In a 2023 study by the Global Wellness Institute, 72% of travelers said they felt less stressed and more relaxed after a trip. Travel gives people a break from busy routines and allows them to enjoy nature, new cultures, and quiet time. There are many real-life examples of how travel can help. Ali, a university student, said that after a trip to Turkey, he came back feeling more confident and full of ideas for his art class. He shared, “Seeing new colors and hearing a different language made me feel more alive.” Travel can also teach social skills. In a survey of 1,000 travelers, 65% said they made at least one new friend during their trip. Learning to talk to strangers and ask for help in a foreign place builds confidence. But not everyone needs to fly across the world. Even short trips can help. Leila, a mother of three, said, “Just going to a nearby town for a weekend helped me feel calmer and closer to my kids.” Many families find that short travels create stronger bonds. Travel also teaches people to appreciate what they have. After visiting countries with fewer resources, travelers often feel more thankful. As one travel blogger put it, “You don’t know how much you have until you see how others live.” Instructions: Choose the type of evidence used in each sentence. Types of Evidence:A) Expert OpinionB) Fact (Data or Statistics)C) Example (Real-life Story or Case)   Ali, a university student, said he came back from Turkey full of ideas for his art class.  

Why Traveling Is Good for You Traveling is more than just fun—it can change the way people think and feel. According to Dr. Helen Carter, a psychologist who studies human behavior, people who travel often become more open-minded and better at solving problems. She explains that being in new places helps the brain become more flexible. Many people also find travel helpful for mental health. In a 2023 study by the Global Wellness Institute, 72% of travelers said they felt less stressed and more relaxed after a trip. Travel gives people a break from busy routines and allows them to enjoy nature, new cultures, and quiet time. There are many real-life examples of how travel can help. Ali, a university student, said that after a trip to Turkey, he came back feeling more confident and full of ideas for his art class. He shared, “Seeing new colors and hearing a different language made me feel more alive.” Travel can also teach social skills. In a survey of 1,000 travelers, 65% said they made at least one new friend during their trip. Learning to talk to strangers and ask for help in a foreign place builds confidence. But not everyone needs to fly across the world. Even short trips can help. Leila, a mother of three, said, “Just going to a nearby town for a weekend helped me feel calmer and closer to my kids.” Many families find that short travels create stronger bonds. Travel also teaches people to appreciate what they have. After visiting countries with fewer resources, travelers often feel more thankful. As one travel blogger put it, “You don’t know how much you have until you see how others live.” Instructions: Choose the type of evidence used in each sentence. Types of Evidence:A) Expert OpinionB) Fact (Data or Statistics)C) Example (Real-life Story or Case)   In a 2023 study, 72% of travelers said they felt less stressed after a trip.

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