Question

1. PART A: Which of the following identifies the author's

main claim in the text?
A Teenagers feel less accountable for their actions online
because they are able to hide behind an anonymous
identity.
B The Internet encourages teenagers to adopt new
identities, rather than develop and appreciate who
they truly are.
O c The isolation that the Internet offers teenagers
prevents them from developing the social skills
necessary for a healthy and successful future.
OD Teenagers who socialize primarily online eventually
become incapable of forging healthy and lasting
relationships with people offline.

Answer 1

C. The isolation that the Internet offers teenagers

prevents them from developing the social skills

necessary for a healthy and successful future.

Step-by-step explanation:

I recall this being the answer, but there is no passage displayed to be certain of it. However, the underlying message behind this choise is common sence. If there is no Internet for students to get smarter, besides books, what elce would there be?

I hope this helps, and as always, I am joyous to assist anyone at any time.