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Which statement best describes the relation between technology and education in the story?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Technology changes study but does not remove the need for human company

The governing concept is balance: technology can improve the delivery of education, but education is also a social and human process. The mechanical teacher gives Margie regular instruction, marks her work, and can be adjusted to suit her level. These are practical advantages. At the same time, Margie studies alone and misses the companionship, discussion, and shared enjoyment associated with old schools. The story therefore does not reject technology completely; instead, it asks readers to notice what may be lost when machines replace human interaction. Option A expresses this balanced relationship. Options B and D are extreme and contradicted by Margie’s actual learning, while C is unsupported because the old schools belong to the past.

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EnglishClass 9The Fun They HadEducationHuman ConnectionImpact Of TechnologyClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Technology changes study but does not remove the need for human company

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is balance: technology can improve the delivery of education, but education is also a social and human process. The mechanical teacher gives Margie regular instruction, marks her work, and can be adjusted to suit her level. These are practical advantages. At the same time, Margie studies alone and misses the companionship, discussion, and shared enjoyment associated with old schools. The story therefore does not reject technology completely; instead, it asks readers to notice what may be lost when machines replace human interaction. Option A expresses this balanced relationship. Options B and D are extreme and contradicted by Margie’s actual learning, while C is unsupported because the old schools belong to the past.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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