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    The document discusses whether bad language is acceptable on TV. It notes that profanity is socially offensive language that may be depicted euphemistically in cartoons. While profanity is generally considered rude, its use on TV is debated - it may be appropriate for adult programming but most want to keep their homes free of expletives, especially around children. The response agrees that bad language should not be used on TV, as it is inappropriate and hearing curses is not good, especially for children.

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    The document discusses whether bad language is acceptable on TV. It notes that profanity is socially offensive language that may be depicted euphemistically in cartoons. While profanity is generally considered rude, its use on TV is debated - it may be appropriate for adult programming but most want to keep their homes free of expletives, especially around children. The response agrees that bad language should not be used on TV, as it is inappropriate and hearing curses is not good, especially for children.

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    Icy Fire Report Eapp

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    The document discusses whether bad language is acceptable on TV. It notes that profanity is socially offensive language that may be depicted euphemistically in cartoons. While profanity is generally considered rude, its use on TV is debated - it may be appropriate for adult programming but most want to keep their homes free of expletives, especially around children. The response agrees that bad language should not be used on TV, as it is inappropriate and hearing curses is not good, especially for children.

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    Gath er in g

    Man if es to es
    ISSUE/ TYPE OF
    SPECIFIC INFORMATION
    TOPIC SOURCE

    Yes! Bad language is unacceptable on TV. In cartoons and


    comics, profanity is often depicted by substituting symbols for
    words (“growlixes” in the Lexicon of cartoonist Mort
    Is bad
    Walker).Profanity is socially offensive language, which may also
    language be called bad language, strong language, offensive language,
    unaccept Article crade language, coarse language, foul language, bad words,
    able on blasphemous language, vulgar language, lewd language, choice
    words or expletives. The use of such language is called swearing,
    TV? cursing or cussing. It is generally considered to be strongly
    impolite, rude or offensive. It can show a debasement of
    someone or something, or slow intense emotion.

    COMPLETING
    MANIFESTO
    01 What is the issue /
    topic ?
    What are the significant

    TIONS 02 statements/ manifestoes

    QUES did you get from the


    source you used?

    03
    Based on your answer in
    question number 2, what is
    your stand ( agree or
    disagree) on the issue? Why
    or why not?
    What is the
    issue/topic?

    The issue or topic is about


    questioning if Bad Language is
    unacceptable on TV.
    What are the significant
    statements/ manifestoes
    did you get from the
    source you used?

    The use of racially abusive language on television and radio is an


    area of increasing concern among viewers and listeners a new
    study has revealed. The report also suggest most adults with
    children want their home to be explestive free. Stephen Whittle,
    Director of free Broadcasting, Standard Commission, says there
    is an acceptance that swearing and offensive language is used
    in daily life, and may be appropriate if a programme is ahead at
    adults. But he says people "would prefer their home to remain an
    expletive deleted zone for children".
    Based on your answer in
    question number 2, what is
    your stand on the issue?
    Why or why not?

    Base on the issue, we/I agree that using bad


    language is unacceptable on TV because as
    a person it's really not good to hear curses or
    swears because it's just unappropriate.
    Thank you for
    listening!
    We hope you have learned a lot from our report!
    Members:
    Icy Fire

    Marializa- Keeper Emzel- Member


    Theresa - Leader Ina Vei- Secretary

    Chelsea Cloie- Member Mikylla- Member


    Lexis Anne- Member
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    Ma. Irish Ace
    Magatao
    EAPP -Teacher
    END OF REPORT

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