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    The document contains data on students' ages, curfews, and grade levels. It shows that: - The majority of students listed are 15 years old, with curfews ranging from 5pm to 7pm or above depending on their grade level (which is mostly listed as 9 or 10). - Students aged 14 and younger generally have earlier curfews of 4-5pm, while those aged 16-17 typically have later curfews of 6pm or 7pm and above. - Curfews get earlier as grade levels decrease, with 7th graders generally having the earliest curfews at 4-5pm and 10th graders having the latest at 6pm or

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    The document contains data on students' ages, curfews, and grade levels. It shows that: - The majority of students listed are 15 years old, with curfews ranging from 5pm to 7pm or above depending on their grade level (which is mostly listed as 9 or 10). - Students aged 14 and younger generally have earlier curfews of 4-5pm, while those aged 16-17 typically have later curfews of 6pm or 7pm and above. - Curfews get earlier as grade levels decrease, with 7th graders generally having the earliest curfews at 4-5pm and 10th graders having the latest at 6pm or

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    Age Curfew Grade Level

    Uploaded by

    Casinillo Kahivhen
    The document contains data on students' ages, curfews, and grade levels. It shows that: - The majority of students listed are 15 years old, with curfews ranging from 5pm to 7pm or above depending on their grade level (which is mostly listed as 9 or 10). - Students aged 14 and younger generally have earlier curfews of 4-5pm, while those aged 16-17 typically have later curfews of 6pm or 7pm and above. - Curfews get earlier as grade levels decrease, with 7th graders generally having the earliest curfews at 4-5pm and 10th graders having the latest at 6pm or

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    Age Curfew Grade level

    15 Years old 7pm and above 10

    16 Years old 6pm 10

    15 Years old 7pm and above 9

    15 Years old 7pm and above 9

    15 Years old 7pm and above 9

    15 Years old 7pm and above 9

    15 Years old 5pm 9

    14 Years old 5pm 9

    15 Years old 5pm 9

    15 Years old 7pm and above 8

    14 Years old 5pm 8

    14 Years old 5pm 8

    14 Years old 5pm 8

    16 Years old 7pm and above 10

    15 Years old 6pm 9

    16 Years old 6pm 10

    12 Years old 4pm 7

    14 Years old 7pm and above 8

    14 years old 5pm 8

    15 years old 7pm and above 9

    16 years old 5pm 10


    17 years old 7pm and above 10
    16 years old 7pm and above 10

    15 years old 5pm 9

    16 years old 5pm 10

    14 years old 6pm 8

    13 years old 4pm 7

    17 years old 7pm and above 10

    15 years old 7pm and above 10

    16 years old 7pm and above 10

    13 years old 4pm 7

    15 years old 5pm 9

    14 years old 7pm and above 9

    16 years old 6pm 10

    13 years old 6pm 7

    14 years old 4 pm 8

    15 years old 6pm 9

    16 years old 7pm and above 10

    17 years old 6pm 10

    16 years old 6pm 10

    13 years old 5pm 7

    15 years old 5pm 9

    15 years old 5pm 9

    16 years old 7pm and above 10

    14 years old 5pm 8

    13 years old 4pm 7


    13 years old 5pm 7

    17 years old 7pm and above 10

    14 years old 5pm 8


    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

     Does having a curfew is a problem to a student?

     Does having a curfew affect your future?

     What is the advantage and disadvantage of having a strict parents?

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