Outsmart Your Smartphone

Explain how the authors of It’s Complicated and “Outsmart Your Smartphone” persuade readers.

Which‌ ‌sentence‌ ‌from‌ ‌“Outsmart‌ ‌Your‌ ‌Smartphone”‌ ‌best‌ ‌states‌ ‌its‌ ‌central claim?

• Adolescence has always been a hero’s journey of growing independence, exploration, and self-discovery.

• I can say without hesitation that though social media is a useful and enticing tool, it poses unique risks to adolescent well-being.

• You can use smartphones and social media to build healthy relationships and a sense of belonging.

• Texting and social networking sites make it easier to connect with kids right where you are, too.

What is the main theme of the article 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

• The benefits of smartphone technology

• The risks and challenges of smartphone use

• The history of smartphones

• The future of smartphone technology

Which literary device is primarily used in the title 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

In 'Outsmart Your Smartphone', what is suggested as a way to manage smartphone use?

• Complete avoidance of smartphones

• Setting specific times for smartphone use

• Using multiple smartphones

• Ignoring smartphone notifications

What is the author's tone in 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

• Humorous

• Cautionary

• Indifferent

• Optimistic

Which sentence from 'Outsmart Your Smartphone' best illustrates the author's concern about smartphone use?

• Smartphones are incredibly useful tools.

• Many teenagers find it hard to put their phones down.

• Smartphones have revolutionized communication.

• The future of smartphones is exciting.

What does the author of 'Outsmart Your Smartphone' suggest about social media?

• It is entirely harmful.

• It has both benefits and risks.

• It should be banned.

• It is the best way to communicate.

How does the author of 'Outsmart Your Smartphone' support their argument?

• By providing statistical data

• By sharing personal anecdotes

• By quoting experts

• By using historical examples

What is a potential negative effect of smartphone use mentioned in 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

• Improved communication

• Increased productivity

• Decreased face-to-face interaction

• Enhanced learning opportunities