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ARE ELECTRONIC DEVICES GOOD FOR US? P. 66

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  • **14. Which group has the lowest percentage of good grades?**
    ➡ Heavy Media Users (51% good grades).
  • **4. What does the author say about electronic media use?**
    ➡ It has continued to grow over the past decade.
  • **18. What conclusion can we make about media use and grades?**
    ➡ Too much media use can hurt school performance.
  • **7. How many out of 10 kids get their first cell phone between ages 10–11?**
    ➡ Nearly 6 out of 10 kids.
  • **2. What is the article about?**
    ➡ It is about how electronic media is harming kids.
  • **17. What percentage of Moderate Media Users have fair or poor grades?**
    ➡ 31 percent.
  • **15. Which group has the highest percentage of fair or poor grades?**
    ➡ Heavy Media Users (47% fair/poor grades).
  • **12. What do the pie graphs show?**
    ➡ They show how media use affects grades.
  • **10. What is the Internet supposed to be good for?**
    ➡ It is supposed to be a great tool for learning.
  • **16. What percentage of Light Media Users have good grades?**
    ➡ 60 percent.
  • **9. What does the author say about studies on electronic devices?**
    ➡ Many studies show there are disadvantages.
  • **1. What is the title of the article?**
    ➡ *Tuned Out.*
  • **3. Who is the article written for?**
    ➡ For *TIME for Kids* readers.
  • **5. What is one reason for the increase in media use?**
    ➡ More kids and teenagers use mobile phones.
  • **8. What question does the author ask about electronic devices?**
    ➡ Are these devices harmless or hurtful to kids?
  • **13. Which group has the highest percentage of good grades?**
    ➡ Moderate Media Users (65% good grades).
  • **20. What advice do you think the author wants to give to kids?**
    ➡ Use media in moderation and spend more time learning.
  • **11. What report does the author mention?**
    ➡ A report that says access to electronic devices does not always mean good grades.
  • **6. What percent of teenagers say they are “constantly connected” to the Internet?**
    ➡ About 25 percent.
  • **19. How does the author support the argument?**
    ➡ By using facts
    numbers
    and graphs.
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