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Ray Bradbury's Technology Themes

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What does David McClean suggest will be the consequence of excessive reliance on technology in family life?

A complete takeover of daily tasks by machines

Enhanced problem-solving skills

Increased family bonding

Technology ruling people's lives (correct)

What is Ray Bradbury's primary concern regarding the advancement of technology?

It enhances educational opportunities for children

It provides more leisure time for families

It makes household chores easier to manage

It could lead to a loss of human interaction and affection (correct)

From the perspective of children, what is one negative attribute of the HappyLife Home?

It acts as a replacement for parental figures (correct)

It provides them with necessary life skills

It fosters creativity and imagination

It encourages physical activities

Why does Wendy's statement to Dr. McClean about her parents' arrival hold deeper implications?

It indicates a coping mechanism for dealing with loss Signup and view all the answers

What are the identified positive aspects of the HappyLife Home from a parent's viewpoint?

Offers entertainment and assists with chores Signup and view all the answers

What literary device is exemplified by Mr. and Mrs. Hadley's motto about their children?

Irony Signup and view all the answers

Which statement best reflects the impact of the HappyLife Home on George and Lydia's relationship with their children?

It creates dependency and emotional distance. Signup and view all the answers

What action does George take to attempt to revive the family's dynamics?

He shuts off the entire life system. Signup and view all the answers

How does the HappyLife Home significantly affect Lydia's sense of self?

It induces a sense of uselessness. Signup and view all the answers

Which feature of the HappyLife Home suggests that the story is set in a future beyond the 1950s?

The creation of images from thoughts. Signup and view all the answers