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Why is Margie's final thought important in understanding technology's impact?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: It shows the missing fun of children studying together

The ending is important because it reveals a change in Margie's attitude. At first, she treats the old printed book and the idea of a traditional school as strange. After Tommy explains that children once learned together, she begins to imagine their shared lessons, laughter, and companionship. Her final thought that the old school must have been fun exposes the emotional cost of her isolated technological education. Option A is correct because it identifies the missing social enjoyment that she suddenly values. B is wrong because the ending does not completely approve the machine. C and D are unrelated to her concluding reflection. Thus, the final line turns the story from a description of advanced devices into a comparison between convenience and the richer human experience of learning together.

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EnglishClass 9The Fun They HadEndingTechnology ImpactImpact Of TechnologyClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

It shows the missing fun of children studying together

Why is this the correct answer?

The ending is important because it reveals a change in Margie's attitude. At first, she treats the old printed book and the idea of a traditional school as strange. After Tommy explains that children once learned together, she begins to imagine their shared lessons, laughter, and companionship. Her final thought that the old school must have been fun exposes the emotional cost of her isolated technological education. Option A is correct because it identifies the missing social enjoyment that she suddenly values. B is wrong because the ending does not completely approve the machine. C and D are unrelated to her concluding reflection. Thus, the final line turns the story from a description of advanced devices into a comparison between convenience and the richer human experience of learning together.

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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