Why does the idea of old school attract Margie although she lives with advanced future technology?

Correct answer: Because advanced technology does not satisfy her social need

The governing concept is the importance of human teachers and shared learning. Margie’s advanced system is convenient and highly automated, but it leaves her alone with a machine in a separate room. When she reads about children attending a common school, she imagines conversation, friendship, play and a teacher who can respond as a person. This social and emotional possibility makes the old school attractive. Therefore, option B is correct. Option A is the opposite of the text because old schools included children. Option C is false because education continues in the future, and option D has no support. Margie’s preference shows that technological progress cannot automatically satisfy every human need.