Counter-argument: Buying laptops for all students would
stretch the budgets of already underfunded schools.
Which of the following responds to the counter-argument by conceding to it?
A. Providing laptops to students will help them organize their tasks
and do homework more efficiently.
O
B. Unless schools provide laptops to students, graduates will be
behind technologically when they apply to college.
O
C. It's true that laptops are expensive, but the benefits they provide
for student learning far outweigh any initial costs.
O
D. Laptops and other electronic equipment are an integral part of
students' lives already, and schools need to catch up.