Would you like a discount movie ticket for a good report card? How about a free pizza for reading 20 books? These offers may sound pretty good, but should local businesses really be offering prizes to students for academic achievement? These prizes may encourage some students to try harder in school, but I think it's for the wrong reasons. In the long run, students will get more benefit out of learning to do their best at everything, whether there's a prize or not. To really help students, businesses should discontinue these programs. Which answer option best identifies the claim of this text? A. For example, kids at our school who play math games at least 20 days in October get a free night at the bowling alley. PREVIOUS ООО​