English
Education
Practice questions
How does Margie's imagination help the reader value present schools?Which basic human element is weakened by technological progress in education in the story?Tommy's role is important not merely as a companion but as what?What limited view can instant assessment by the machine encourage?How did the collectiveness of old schools expand learning?Which positive side of technology is accepted by Margie's mother's view?Why is the educational crisis in the story not only technical but also social?How does the feeling implied in the title become clear at the end of the story?What kind of question mark does the memory of old education place on future education?On what central point does the comparison of two eras of education rest?What does the large black form of the mechanical teacher add to the educational atmosphere?What transformation of knowledge is shown by the contrast between printed book and telebook?What is most affected by the absence of a human teacher in the story?How does the private form of Margie's education affect her personality?Homework and questions in old schools show which teaching culture?At what cost does the convenience of future education come in the story?What community role did the school building play in old education?How does the conversation between Margie and Tommy develop the theme of education?What human flexibility is reduced by the automated system of education in the story?How does the old book make the past available to future children?