Read: "Some people think young people spend too much time online; others say the internet helps them learn." What does the sentence present?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Two opposing opinions
- Step 1: The sentence reports different views on one issue. Answer: Two opposing opinions. Why not the others: A scientific proof of one view, A personal story told by the writer and A list of rules for using the internet don't fit.
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