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Why does Margie's machine problem become important without the County Inspector?

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Correct answer: Because the whole process of technological education could be disturbed

The governing concept is dependence on a technological system and the vulnerability created when education has a single mechanical point of failure. Margie has no human teacher in a classroom who can continue the lesson if her machine stops working. Her lessons, assignments, tests, and progress all pass through the mechanical teacher, so a fault in one sector can interrupt the complete educational process. The County Inspector is therefore important because he restores the system and makes learning possible again. Option B is correct. The old book does not disappear, Tommy’s school arrangements are unrelated, and the story does not say that a human teacher returns. These alternatives do not explain the seriousness of the malfunction.

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