Question

try again! answer two in a row correctly to continue. in the blank spaces below, place the topic sentences that best support the thesis statement. thesis statement individual fitness tests should not be mandatory in physical education classes. topic sentence fitness tests do not give students an accurate measure of their physical health. topic sentence individual fitness tests create a competitive environment for students that inhibits their ability to learn during pe classes. topic sentence individual fitness testing encourages excessive hours of training by students. topic sentence students should not be forced to take personal fitness exams during pe classes. answer menu - click to add. in the united states, the structure of physical education classes varies between schools. pe classes that emphasize teamwork are better for students physical health than those that focus on individual fitness. submit answer show hint report a problem

Explanation:

The thesis statement is about individual fitness tests not being mandatory in PE classes. The first topic sentence points out a flaw (inaccurate measure) of fitness tests, which supports the thesis. The second shows a negative impact (competitive environment inhibiting learning) of individual fitness tests. The third indicates another negative (excessive training) related to individual fitness testing. The fourth directly states students shouldn't be forced (reiterating the thesis idea). The options in the answer menu are either off - topic (like structure varying between schools) or not as directly relevant (comparing teamwork vs individual focus in PE without directly addressing the'mandatory' aspect of individual fitness tests).

Answer:

1. Fitness tests do not give students an accurate measure of their physical health.
2. Individual fitness tests create a competitive environment for students that inhibits their ability to learn during PE classes.
3. Individual fitness testing encourages excessive hours of training by students.
4. Students should not be forced to take personal fitness exams during PE classes.