Teens and Technology Share a Future

What form of technology does the author mainly praise in the article?

• laptops

• social media

• the Internet

• smartphones

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According to the article, why does the author recommend young people filter out "useless Facebook messages" and "out-of-context" tweets?

• This will help them focus on schoolwork.

• This will help them relate more to others.

• This will create a better daily routine.

• This will help them find and use more important information.

Which of the following is not an example of how technology is like a superpower?

• Invent new things

• Meet new people

• Filter out useless information

• Help others

What part of speech do all three of the articles share?

• noun

• adjective

• verb

• adverb

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In which class subject would you find trigonometry?

• Science

• Math

• ELA

• Social Studies

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Where might you find microchips?

• On a lunch tray

• In a pharmacy

• In a field

• Inside of a computer

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What is the name of the author of Teens and Technology Share a Future?

• Stefan Etienne

• Stephen King

• Arnold Lobel

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What is the definition of a microchip?

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What is the definition of pixels?

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What is the definition of trigonometry?

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