First answer gets brainliest Sarah has written an outline for an essay. One of her bullet points shows that educating the public about the importance of using seat belts
convinces more people to use them. In which part of the outline can this idea be found?
1. Introduction
• Car accidents are the leading cause of death among teens. Of the teens that died in car accidents last year, more than half of them were
not wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
• Seat belts may not be comfortable or feel cool to wear, but they can save lives. They reduce serious injuries and deaths by more than half.
People tend to use seat belts less often if there are no seat belt laws in their state.
• In order to prevent injuries, there should be seat belt education in schools, laws to make citizens wear seat belts, and awareness
campaigns for the public.
2. Body Paragraph
• Every school should have some type of health education program. This program should review the importance of healthy eating and
exercise, the body systems, and refraining from drugs and alcohol. These things can protect your health and keep you safe. But car
accidents are the number one killer for teenagers.
• In order to prevent deaths, seat belt education needs to be included in health education programs. When students understand the
importance of wearing a seat belt, they will be more likely to wear seat belts in the car.
In 1985, the Ad Council introduced a commercial featuring the crash test dummies. The ad said, "You could learn a lot from a dummy."
People wearing seat belts increased from 14% to 79%.
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3. Conclusion
•Taking the time to teach seat belt education in schools, creating laws to make citizens wear seat belts, and using awareness campaigns to
educate the public can help prevent injuries and deaths on the road.