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 * Q1. No, I do not agree. Lies are like poison in any relationship; it can cause hurt, aggravation, hate and make the other party feel insecure. Lies can damage a relationship in many ways. It makes the relationship go sour and both parties will get hurt if lies exist in a relationship. Also, if one of the two parties cheat on the other, the betrayed partner will be extremely hurt and feel that there is no point in continuing this relationship, as it will only be one-sided. Lies can be big or small, life altering, or in a form of omitted information. But even a little lie can lead to a failed relationship. Also, if you start lying, you find it hard to stop as you need more lies to cover up the previous lie. When the other party finds out the truth, he or she will be disappointed and hurt. Thus, it is best not to lie. **
 * Q2. No, I do not agree. Being a student in the modern 21st century is much better. Back in our parents’ generation, there were no lockers in school and the students had to lug their heavy school bags to and from school everyday. Also, the students did not use computers and electronic devices to aid their learning back then; they simply used the boring old paper-and-pen method. Now, with new technology, students can type out their assignments instead of having to painfully write out long essays. They can also save the assignments in the computer, or thumbdrive where it will not get lost like loose worksheets. The classrooms back then were not equipped with air-conditioners, and the students had to sit in hot, stuffy classrooms and they will get restless, and not be able to focus on the lesson, resulting in poor results for tests and examinations.  **
 * Q3. No, in my opinion, organ trading should not be legalised in Singapore. It is dangerous and risky; it can do much harm to both the donor and the patient. The patient can die if there is organ rejection and the body does not respond to the organ. The donor may also face problems regarding their health. According to **