English, 07.02.2021 05:50 shaydog6353

Which counterclaim and rebuttal would best strengthen the writer's claim?
There is some risk involved, but that is no different
than in other extracurricular sports.
More high school students are injured playing football
than in any other extracurricular sport, but some
athletes still want to play.
Football should be an extracurricular sport because it
teaches teamwork; however, if athletes become
injured, they are no longer part of a team.
Some students do not participate in extracurricular
sports, but that is because they have no interest in
them or in being part of a team.

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Which counterclaim and rebuttal would best strengthen the writer's claim?
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