What caution about technology does the story teach?

Use technology but do not lose human relationships

The governing message is responsible and balanced use of technology. The story recognises that machines can make learning regular, convenient, and efficient: Margie receives lessons at home and her work is checked automatically. Yet the same arrangement isolates her from classmates and removes the warmth of a shared classroom. Option A is correct because it accepts the benefits of technology while warning readers not to sacrifice communication, friendship, and human guidance. B is an extreme conclusion and is not supported, since the story shows that technology can teach. C reverses the lesson by treating human teachers as unnecessary. D is also extreme; the printed book helps Margie discover another kind of education. The caution is therefore not rejection, but maintaining a healthy balance between digital tools and human relationships.

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