Question

3. PART A: How does the author's personal story shared in

the introduction contribute to his argument?
A It shows why the author wishes he had access to the
Internet when he was a teenager.
B It emphasizes why the Internet is a dangerous
resource for teenagers.
C It shows the benefits of adults being involved in their
children's lives.
D It provides an example of an important face-to-face
social interaction the author had.

Answer 1

D. It provides an example of an important face-to-face social interaction the author had.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you read the passage carefully, you will see where it quotes "This was my first sustained encounter with an adult outside my family who needed to be convinced of my wourth as a person.". This right here should give you a clue as to what the correct answer to this question is.

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