The old printed book seeming strange is the result of which impact?

Reading culture changing due to telebook habit

Margie and Tommy are accustomed to telebooks, in which the text is displayed electronically and can be changed on a screen. When they find an old printed book, its fixed pages and unmoving words seem strange. Their reaction shows that regular use of new technology can reshape a person's reading habits and expectations. An object that was once normal for earlier generations now appears unusual to children of the future.

Option A is correct because the strange printed book reflects a changed reading culture created by telebooks. The story does not connect this reaction with an increase in human teachers, giving up study, or new school buildings. The important idea is that technology changes habits as well as tools: the children judge the paper book according to what they are used to seeing on a screen.

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: impact of technology.