"Should Parents Track Your Location?"

The article is mainly about the pros and cons of ______.

• very strict parents

• 𝖡 driving for teens

• location-sharing apps

• grocery shopping

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Based on the article, ______ percent of parents track their kids’ locations.

• 18

• 25

• 45

• 68

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Based on the article, what is the main reason parents track their kids?

• They want to embarrass their kids.

• They don’t trust their kids.

• They like to show up and surprise their kids.

• They want to make sure their kids are safe.

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Both Jeremiah and Atalie ______.

• have parents who track their locations

• track their families’ locations

• dislike being tracked

• don’t mind being tracked

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Which statement is true based on the article?

• Jeremiah is 16.

• Atalie is 17.

• Most parents think teens shouldn’t drive.

• Most teens are happy to be tracked.

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Which statement would Lorrie Faith Cranor be most likely to agree with?

• All teens are bad drivers.

• Parents should always track their kids.

• Tracking apps do great harm.

• Making mistakes can be good for teens.

Which reason in the article best supports the idea that parents should track their kids?

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Do you want your parents to be able to track you?

• Yes

• No