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Because of technology, what had children's school become like in the story?

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Correct answer: A private room at home

In the future shown in the story, children do not travel to a common school building for regular lessons. Each child studies in a room at home with a mechanical teacher. The machine is adjusted to give that particular child lessons and tests. Thus, technology has moved schooling from a shared public place to an individual home setting. The change is important because it also reduces the chance for children to meet and learn together.

Option A is correct because Margie's school is essentially a private room at home. It is not an open playground, a crowded old building, or a class under a tree. The phrase does not mean that all education disappears; lessons continue, but the traditional school as a shared social space has been replaced by home-based machine instruction.

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