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What is the main topic of 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

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The main topic discusses the complexities and challenges of using smartphones and social media, particularly their impact on adolescent well-being.

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What is a cause and effect structure in writing?

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A cause and effect structure presents a reason (cause) followed by the result (effect) of that reason.

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What is the central claim of 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

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The central claim is that while smartphones and social media can help build healthy relationships, they also pose unique risks to adolescent well-being.

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What is a rhetorical device?

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Rhetorical devices are techniques used by authors to persuade readers and enhance their writing.

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Why does the author cite studies in 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

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The author cites studies to provide evidence supporting claims, such as the impact of multitasking on learning.

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What does perspective mean in the context of writing?

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Perspective refers to someone's point of view or attitude towards a particular subject.

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How can smartphones be used positively according to 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

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Smartphones can be used to build healthy relationships and foster a sense of belonging.

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What are the risks associated with social media for adolescents?

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Risks include social anxiety, cyberbullying, and negative impacts on mental health.

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What is the importance of understanding cause and effect in reading comprehension?

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Understanding cause and effect helps readers grasp the relationships between events and ideas, enhancing comprehension.

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How can multitasking affect learning?

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Multitasking can reduce the ability to learn and think effectively, as it divides attention.