For whom does the idea of old education seem enjoyable in the story?

Correct answer: For Margie

Margie studies alone with a mechanical teacher in her home, and her lessons are controlled by a screen and programmed tests. When Tommy tells her about old schools, she imagines children learning together in a special building with a human teacher. This picture is very different from her lonely routine, so she thinks the old arrangement must have been enjoyable.

Option B is correct because the story presents Margie as the child who becomes interested in old education and imagines its fun. The County Inspector repairs her machine, her mother supervises her, and the mechanical teacher only delivers lessons; none of them expresses this excitement. Margie’s reaction also supports the story’s contrast between technology and shared human learning.