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Marijuana Persuasive Speech

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The Jubilee High School is having a sophomore, dance in the auditorium. Mr. Kirwan is the 10th grade History teacher, which the students respect and can relate to him. He went to the sophomore dance because he is a chaperone. The football team saw him; and decided to hang out with him all night. Later down the night Mr. Kirwan told one of the students Maurice that he was failing his class and that he needed to pass his test tomorrow in order to play football on Friday. Maurice asked what was needed to pass the class, Mr. Kirwan said “smoking marijuana gives you an advantage while taking test, you will have to smoke and study for a little, and then you’ll be ready.
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