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What does the normality of telebooks tell about the children's cultural world?

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Correct answer: Their reading culture had become screen-based

The governing concept is cultural change caused by everyday technology. Tommy and Margie treat the telebook as an ordinary reading object, while the printed book discovered in the attic seems strange because its pages are fixed and its words do not move. This detail shows that the children's normal reading environment is electronic and screen-based. It also suggests a wider shift in habits: technology has changed not only the format of books but the children's expectations about how reading should look and work. Option C is correct. A is contradicted by their use of telebooks, B confuses the imagined old school with their actual lives, and D is an unjustified extreme because unfamiliarity with printed books does not mean paper can never be touched.

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English LiteratureClass 9The Fun They HadTelebooksDigital Reading CultureImpact Of TechnologyEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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