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How does the collectiveness of old schools comment on Margie's world?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: It shows that social learning has reduced in the future

Option A is correct because the old school functions as a contrast to Margie's isolated educational world. In the past, children gathered in one place, learned at a common time, exchanged ideas, and responded to a human teacher. Margie, by contrast, studies alone at home and interacts mainly with a machine. The comparison suggests that future education has gained convenience and individual adjustment but has lost part of its social character. Option B is false because Margie still receives many lessons. Option C is too absolute: the machine is useful for instruction, even though it is limited. Option D is unsupported because Margie's problem is not a rejection of reading; she becomes curious about the old book and the old school. The key idea is the decline of shared learning and companionship.

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EnglishClass 9The Fun They HadSocial LearningThe Importance Of Human TeachersClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

It shows that social learning has reduced in the future

Why is this the correct answer?

Option A is correct because the old school functions as a contrast to Margie's isolated educational world. In the past, children gathered in one place, learned at a common time, exchanged ideas, and responded to a human teacher. Margie, by contrast, studies alone at home and interacts mainly with a machine. The comparison suggests that future education has gained convenience and individual adjustment but has lost part of its social character. Option B is false because Margie still receives many lessons. Option C is too absolute: the machine is useful for instruction, even though it is limited. Option D is unsupported because Margie's problem is not a rejection of reading; she becomes curious about the old book and the old school. The key idea is the decline of shared learning and companionship.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.

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