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No. Name Student ID 1. Sabri Rajmbal Rajasekharan 1201100077 2. Malini Nazwayanti Binti Muhammad Azwan Jajendran 1201101487 3. Low Chin Hui 1201101906 4. Darren Tan Zhe Xian 1201102093 5. Ong Wan Ting 1201102488 6. Bernise Loh Zi Qi 1201102489 7. Ooi Shun Xin 1201102535 8. Lim Le Hsing 1201102539 9. Regine Teh Jia Qian 1201102790 10. Angel Teoh Siew Rong 1201102891

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made of fermented grain, fruit juice and honey for thousands of years existed in early Egyptian civilization was used largely for medical purposes in the sixteenth century In British, it have reached 18 million gallons and alcoholism became widespread.

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Alcohol is an organic compound that carries at least one hydroxyl functional group (-OH) bound to a saturated carbon. Alcohol term originally referred to the primary alcohol ethanol, which is used as a drug and alcoholic beverages. Such as : Bear Wine Distilled spirits (e.g whisky, rum, vodka, tequila)

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across the world consume  alcoholic beverages

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To see the opinion of other Malaysian about alcohol topic We want to make a research of the alcohol as alcohol is actually forbidden in all religions but why do people still consume it?

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We think the alcohol should be legalized as it does not effect much into others daily lives and most country makes the alcohol legal. Most countries in the world have the alcohol legal except for some countries such as ; Saudi Arabia Kuwait Iran Bangladesh

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Our general purpose is to see the real addiction and effect of alcohol to the Malaysian. We get informations from the interenet and some of Malaysian opinions. We took around 5 weeks to complete this project. The topics is “Should alcohol be legalised?”

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Drinking alcohol help to prevent common cold drinking red wine a week could lower the risk of developing cold around 60%

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Alcohol plays a big role in sanitizing  Especially COVID-19 is now raging in our country, so everyone needs to take precautions such as often using hand sanitizer which contains alcohol to disinfect their hands

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Alcohol consumption can affect work performance Can cause lack of concentration and coordination Reduce productivity at workplace Lower workplace productivity due to lower quality and quantity of work. This will happen due to poor decision making and disruption to operations

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Alcohol abuse has the potential to destroy families Low levels of emotional bonding, expressiveness and independence Addiction can lead to negativism, where all the communication taking place among the addict and family members is negative Anger and resentment can cause family members lash out at one another

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Health problem will occur Harmful alcohol use may be associated with increased ill health. People who drink heavily and alcohol dependence tend to demonstrate a higher level of absenteeism from work. This is largely due to the common after-effects: headaches, nausea, shakiness, vomiting and tiredness.

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According to the research of scientist, alcohol up to 60% can be effectively to destroy the bacteria. The argument is valid because it is from  a reliable source. With alcohol being illegalised, many social problems may be reduced. Valid assumptions as it is based on facts.

Evaluate the accuracy or relevance of the contexts, assumptions and arguments

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Our final stand is that the alcohol should not be legalized in Malaysia. Can affect work performance Has potential to destroy family Change the lifestyle step by step Prevent accidents that will threathen innocent lives

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Gives advice on how bad alcohol to the society Ban the import and export for alcohol Do spot checks on restaurants or bars that suspected selling liquor  Must regular enforcement such as roadblocks and breathalyser tests  Try putting as many advertisement as possible Impose the administrative stiffer penalties of fine and punishment

THINK
BEFORE
YOU DRINK.
ALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH

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At the beginning, I do support my initial thinking that alcohol should be legalised in Malaysia However, after our research about this topic, we realised that there are many cases happened relating with alcohol in Malaysia. It does not support our initial thinking at all.  At last, we have made our mind to not support in the legalism of alcohol in Malaysia.

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A lot of accident cases because of drinking and driving happened in these few months. The accidents caused innocent peoples to get injured or even lose their lives. Each time you drink alcohol it dehydrate your skins. The amount of calories in the alcohol may lead into obesity and heart attack.

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Lack of previous research done in Malaysia Cultural bias Time constraints for the presentation

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Moderate drinking has protective health benefits Alcohol itself may be legal but the things people do under its influence often are not, therefore always drink responsibly A better managed on it would reducing negative impact to the society and our health system

The learnings from doing the research on the topic

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The points for the arguments had all these standards as they are mostly facts. Every member of the team tried their best to apply every one of the standards during their arguments on both sides of the party , the government and the opposition.

To what extend the research was based on the 8 critical thinking standards

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We are quite satisfied with the project that our team has completed. Every member of the group contributed equally and was willing to work together as a team to complete this project. Tasks were distributed evenly and ideas were given by everyone.

Our satisfaction level in completing the project

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Yes, there is room for improvements. This is because we can always improve ourselves in many ways and learn new things every single day.One should always be open to opinions and learning their mistakes as well as fixing them.

Should alcohol be legalised in Malaysia?

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