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Free Time in the USA: Reading & Thinking

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Reading + thinking about teens’ time use

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Reading + thinking about teens’ time use

by Azimova Mukaddas
1

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

2

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

3

What can be inferred about school-day screen use?

4

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

5

Match the time use with its description.

6

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

7

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

8

The author suggests that reading habits vary because:

9

Which statement is best supported by the text?

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Screens dominate free time at 59%, more than other activities.

Social time is about 14% of free time, roughly 45 minutes.

School use adds to overall screen time, not just home use.

The text notes that high screen time isn't always a good idea.

Correct mapping: 59% screens (A) with description 1; 14% social (B) with 2; 10% active (C) with 3; 5% relaxing (D) with 4.

Active time includes sports and exercise.

Reading is about 3% of free time.

The text notes some people never read while others love it.

The text describes time for chatting, sports, and relaxation alongside screen time.

 
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