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What is shown by telebooks being common and printed books being rare?

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Correct answer: Reading technology has changed

The governing concept is technological change in the medium of education. In Margie’s future, telebooks are ordinary because lessons and reading material are viewed on screens, whereas a printed book is unusual and difficult to handle. This contrast shows that reading has not disappeared; its form has changed from paper to electronic display. Option A is therefore correct. Option B is wrong because Margie and Tommy still read, option C is not suggested by the event, and option D concerns teachers rather than books. The detail also helps the reader compare future education with the printed-book culture of the past.

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