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Outsmart Your Smartphone

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
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1.

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

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2.

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

a)

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

b)

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

c)

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

d)

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

3.

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

a)

The benefits of smartphone technology

b)

The risks and challenges of smartphone use

c)

The history of smartphones

d)

The future of smartphone technology

4.

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

a)

Metaphor

b)

Simile

c)

Personification

d)

Alliteration

5.

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

a)

Complete avoidance of smartphones

b)

Setting specific times for smartphone use

c)

Using multiple smartphones

d)

Ignoring smartphone notifications

6.

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

a)

Humorous

b)

Cautionary

c)

Indifferent

d)

Optimistic

7.

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

a)

Smartphones are incredibly useful tools.

b)

Many teenagers find it hard to put their phones down.

c)

Smartphones have revolutionized communication.

d)

The future of smartphones is exciting.

8.

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

a)

It is entirely harmful.

b)

It has both benefits and risks.

c)

It should be banned.

d)

It is the best way to communicate.

9.

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

a)

By providing statistical data

b)

By sharing personal anecdotes

c)

By quoting experts

d)

By using historical examples

10.

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

a)

Improved communication

b)

Increased productivity

c)

Decreased face-to-face interaction

d)

Enhanced learning opportunities

11.

Which strategy is NOT recommended in 'Outsmart Your Smartphone' for reducing smartphone dependency?

a)

Mindful usage

b)

Digital detox

c)

Ignoring all calls

d)

Setting boundaries

12.

What is the intended audience for 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

a)

Young children

b)

Teenagers and young adults

c)

Elderly people

d)

Technology experts

13.

What is the purpose of the article 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

a)

To entertain readers with smartphone stories

b)

To inform readers about smartphone features

c)

To persuade readers to use smartphones wisely

d)

To criticize smartphone manufacturers

14.

Which of the following is a synonym for 'outsmart' as used in the title 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

a)

Outwit

b)

Outrun

c)

Outgrow

d)

Outshine

15.

What is the effect of smartphones on adolescent well-being according to 'Outsmart Your Smartphone'?

a)

They have no effect.

b)

They only have positive effects.

c)

They pose unique risks.

d)

They are beneficial in all aspects.