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Question # 8

Passage excerpt:

“Some critics argue television erodes attention spans, while others emphasize its educational potential. The ongoing debate highlights television’s complex cultural role.”

What is the author’s purpose?

Options:

A.

To argue television is harmful.

B.

To show television has both positive and negative effects.

C.

To dismiss concerns about education.

D.

To prove television no longer influences culture.

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