1) Although exercise is beneficial, critics insist that participation should be encouraged rather than imposed. a) Topic Sentences b) Concluding Sentence c) Counterargument 2) On the other hand, critics argue that compulsory sport at work is unfair and may have negative effects on employees. a) Concluding Sentences b) Topic sentence c) Counterargument 3) Not everyone enjoys physical activity, and some workers might feel anxious or embarrassed when forced to participate. Those with health conditions, disabilities, or religious restrictions could be excluded or even discriminated against. Additionally, many adults prefer to choose their own methods of staying fit, such as walking, yoga, or gym sessions outside of work hours. a) Argument b) Concluding Sentences c) Counterargument 4) In this view, mandatory sport programs could reduce job satisfaction and harm workplace relationships instead of improving health outcomes. a) Counterargument b) Concluding Sentences c) Topic Sentences 5) Supporters of compulsory sport for employees argue that such a policy would significantly improve public health and reduce medical costs. a) Counterargument b) Concluding Sentence c) Topic Sentence

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