Passage A

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Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 1

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Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 2

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Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 3

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Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 4

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Conducted by:

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Number of participants:

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Target Group of Participants:

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Maximum age of their children:

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92% of participants feel concerned about the children’s use of

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Draw a face that can represent most of the parents’ feelings in the survey.

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Number of participants:

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Target Group of Participants:

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% of participants reported the following:

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Type of Illness

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Examples of Illnesses:

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In the next morning, students who stare at screens which emit blue light at night are more likely to look like:

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Reason:

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In your opinion, what is the writer most likely going to discuss next? How can you tell?

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How do you feel about e-books after reading Passage A? Why?

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Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 1

Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 2

Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 3

Situations where children stare at a screen: Example 4

Conducted by:

Number of participants:

Target Group of Participants:

Maximum age of their children:

92% of participants feel concerned about the children’s use of

Draw a face that can represent most of the parents’ feelings in the survey.

Number of participants:

Target Group of Participants:

% of participants reported the following:

Type of Illness

Examples of Illnesses:

In the next morning, students who stare at screens which emit blue light at night are more likely to look like:

Reason:

In your opinion, what is the writer most likely going to discuss next? How can you tell?

How do you feel about e-books after reading Passage A? Why?

Will you try to decrease your time spent on reading online in the future after reading passage A? Why or why not?