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QUESTION NUMBER: 1

PRE-WRITING: MAKING A LIST

EFFECTS OF UNRESTRICTED FREEDOM AMONG TEENAGERS

- Drug abuse
- Examples: cigarettes, drugs, alcohols
- It might be hazardous
- Drug addicts will get hallucinations and might accidentally commit suicide
- Drug addicts might do something wrong unconsciously
- Examples: murder
- Smoking harm nearly every organ in our body
- Others whom indirectly contact with the smoke might also be affected
- Teenage pregnancy
- Causing the increasing number of abandoned baby and abortion
- Carry extra health risks
- Teenagers doesn't get prenatal care soon enough will have a higher risk for pregnancy-related high blood pressure
- Percentage of teenagers facing health problems such as anaemia, malaria, HIV are higher
- They may suffer from mental disorder, such as depression
- Risks for baby include premature birth and low birth weight
- Education might be delayed, teenagers may decide to leave school due to pregnancy
- Finance problems may arise before the birth or after the baby is born as raising up a child needs a lot of money
- Underage driving
- Peer pressure or a feeling of youthful invincibility
- Feeling of bravery and thought they could get away with anything
- Speeding and drink driving
- Causing road accidents which might lead to death
- Survivors may suffer from emotional scars
- Driving with friends around causes distraction
- Teenagers does not focus on the road but busy talking to friends
- Inexperience and immature thinking
- Teenagers naturally think that it is fine to take risk without getting harm
- Teenagers doesn't have enough experience to deal and respond to road hazards
- They often underestimate road hazards

Thesis statement:

To provide teenagers with unrestricted freedom, they may easily go astray and fall prey to undesirable situation such as underage drug abuse, pregnancy or driving under peer pressure.

Instruction;

I need about 800-1000 word Essay " Effects of Unrestricted Freedom among Teenagers " with at-least 3 Scholarly Source.