Read the play extract below and answer the questions that follow
The School Debate
The school hall. Students are seated. The debate moderator, Mr. Kamau, stands at the front. Two teams face each other.
MR. KAMAU: Good morning, students. Today's motion is: 'Social media does more harm than good to young people.' The proposing team will speak first.
AMINA: Thank you, Mr. Kamau. Social media wastes students' time. Many learners spend hours scrolling through their phones instead of studying.
BRIAN: (Standing up confidently) That is not entirely true. Social media helps students access educational content and connect with learners from other schools.
AMINA: But what about cyberbullying? Many young people have suffered because of cruel messages posted online.
BRIAN: (Pausing thoughtfully) I agree that cyberbullying is a problem. However, the solution is to educate young people about responsible use, not to ban social media entirely.
MR. KAMAU: Both sides have made valid points. Remember, a good debater listens carefully and responds respectfully.
(The audience claps. The debate continues with the next speakers.)