Free Time in the USA: Reading & Thinking

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Reading + thinking about teens’ time use

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Free Time in the USA: Reading & Thinking


Free Time in the USA: Reading & ThinkingVersion en ligne Reading + thinking about teens’ time use par Azimova Mukaddas 1 What percentage of teens’ free time is spent in front of screens? a 5% b 59% c 14% d 10% 2 Which activity accounts for about 45 minutes daily of free time? a Listening to music b Sports and exercise c Reading d Hanging out with friends 3 What can be inferred about school-day screen use? a Screens are irrelevant to school days b Screens are only for gaming c Screens are used less than leisure time d School bans screens entirely e Screens are used more at school plus leisure time, increasing total screen exposure 4 Which best describes the author's attitude toward screen time in schools? a Cautious about potential downsides b Optimistic about benefits c Indifferent about impact d Advocates unlimited use 5 Match the time use with its description. a A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4 b A-3, B-4, C-1, D-2 c A-2, B-1, C-3, D-4 d A-4, B-3, C-2, D-1 6 Which category does ‘sports and exercise’ most closely belong to? a Screen time b Quiet time c Social time d Active time 7 What percentage of free time is spent reading, according to the text? a 3% b 10% c 5% d 1% 8 The author suggests that reading habits vary because: a Reading is the most common activity b People are different in interests and routines c Reading replaces screen time at school d Everyone reads every day e Reading is mandatory 9 Which statement is best supported by the text? a Teenagers never meet on weekends b Screen time is negligible c American teens balance screen use with other activities d All teens avoid reading e Television is the only leisure activity Feedback 1 Screens dominate free time at 59%, more than other activities. 2 Social time is about 14% of free time, roughly 45 minutes. 3 School use adds to overall screen time, not just home use. 4 The text notes that high screen time isn't always a good idea. 5 Correct mapping: 59% screens (A) with description 1; 14% social (B) with 2; 10% active (C) with 3; 5% relaxing (D) with 4. 6 Active time includes sports and exercise. 7 Reading is about 3% of free time. 8 The text notes some people never read while others love it. 9 The text describes time for chatting, sports, and relaxation alongside screen time.

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Free Time in the USA: Reading & ThinkingVersion en ligne

par Azimova Mukaddas

What percentage of teens’ free time is spent in front of screens?

Which activity accounts for about 45 minutes daily of free time?

What can be inferred about school-day screen use?

Which best describes the author's attitude toward screen time in schools?

Match the time use with its description.

Which category does ‘sports and exercise’ most closely belong to?

What percentage of free time is spent reading, according to the text?

The author suggests that reading habits vary because:

Which statement is best supported by the text?

Feedback