Why does Tommy's description of old teachers become important for Margie?
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Correct answer: Because it gives her the idea of a more lively form of learning
Tommy's description introduces Margie to an educational world that is completely different from her solitary machine lessons. She begins to imagine real teachers who can teach groups of children and classmates who learn, talk and enjoy school together. That possibility makes learning appear lively and socially meaningful, so option B is correct. Option A is unrelated because Tommy's account does not make machines frightening. Option C is false because he does not advise her to abandon education, and option D confuses his story with the earlier technical visit. His words awaken Margie's curiosity about human-centred learning.
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Because it gives her the idea of a more lively form of learning
Why is this the correct answer?
Tommy's description introduces Margie to an educational world that is completely different from her solitary machine lessons. She begins to imagine real teachers who can teach groups of children and classmates who learn, talk and enjoy school together. That possibility makes learning appear lively and socially meaningful, so option B is correct. Option A is unrelated because Tommy's account does not make machines frightening. Option C is false because he does not advise her to abandon education, and option D confuses his story with the earlier technical visit. His words awaken Margie's curiosity about human-centred learning.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.
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