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Why does the printed book become strange in the children's eyes?

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Correct answer: Their education has become digital and screen-based

The governing concept is how technology changes habits and perceptions. Margie and Tommy are accustomed to telebooks whose words move on a screen and can be read repeatedly in a familiar digital format. A printed book, with fixed pages and ink that does not move, therefore seems unusual to them even though it is perfectly readable. Option A is correct because their technological environment has made paper books unfamiliar, not because they lack reading ability. Option B is contradicted by their discussion of the text, option C is factually wrong, and option D invents a prohibition. The scene also makes the reader notice that ordinary printed books may become historical objects in a technological future.

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EnglishClass 9The Fun They HadTechnologyPrinted BooksImpact Of TechnologyClass 9 Mcq

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