Essay#04:Should parents be held responsible for the actions of their children or others are

responsible for it. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Answer:-

Whether parents are responsible for the actions of their children, is a contentious
subject. With many people claiming that they are responsible for their children
actions, while others reject this notion. In my opinion, the former proposition
appears to be more rational.
There are myriad arguments which will further elaborate this argument. One of
the preponderant reasons is that many parents fail to set a positive role model.
More often than not, parents have their own behavior problems (such as using
violence in the face of their children). As children have a natural ability to imitate
others, their violent or unlawful behavior is potentially a replica of their parents.
Thats why children with fine upbringing normally show their courtesy and
professional etiquettes in coping with real-life problems, such as conflicts with
others, while those children with poor upbringing are more likely to act violently.
However, there are some pitfalls that negate this argument. Some people
advocate that children break the law in the absence of either incentive or motive.
Their acts are accidental and intuitive, signaling the accumulative effect of the
environment where they grow up. Children informative years are particularly
susceptible to whom they meet and what they see in their daily lives. For this
reason, parents should be accountable for their childs wrongdoing.
In view of the arguments aforementioned above, one can conclude that parents
should be subject to punishment when their children violate the law, in view of
their tremendous influence on their childs behavior. It is their inescapable
responsibility until their child comes of age.

Reading List#04 Vocabulary

Words

Synonyms

Icon

Legend

Ideology

Values, beliefs, doctrine

Imitate

Copy, Replica

Immune

Unaffected

Immunity

Resistance

Implicit

Indirect

Imprison

Jail/Detain

Inclined

Disposed

Incoherent

Unintelligible

Incompatible

Mismatched/unsuited

Incur

Sustain

Indigenous

Native

Inequality

Injustice/inequity

Infer

Deduce

Inhibit

Hinder/Prevent

Integral

Basic/fundamental

Intensify

Increase/heighten

Interim

In the meantime, meanwhile

Advanced Vocabulary List:-

Words

Synonyms

Camaraderie

Trust among friends

Censure

To criticize harshly

Circuitous

Indirect, roundabout

Clairvoyant

able to see the future

Collaborate

to work together

Compassion

sympathy, mercy

Conditional

provisional

Compromise

to settle differences

Conformist

follower of customs

Congregation

crowd of people

Convergence

joining of parts

Deleterious

harmful

Demagogue

rabble-rousing leader

Digression

straying from main point

Diligent

hard-working

Discredit

dishonor, disgrace

Divergent

variant, moving apart