Asked by hm


Some argue that the time young people spend watching television could be better used doing almost anything else. However, these people don’t seem to realize that many shows are educational. Nature shows, documentaries, and science programs can teach young people about animal species, other cultures, or even the laws of physics. Learning about something new, regardless of how it is done, is never time wasted.


In which sentence from paragraph 3 of "Young People Can Watch Television Wisely" is the main idea of the text first introduced?

A.
Some argue that the time young people spend watching television could be better used doing almost anything else.

B.
However, these people don’t seem to realize that many shows are educational.

C.
Nature shows, documentaries, and science programs can teach young people about animal species, other cultures, or even the laws of physics.

D.
Learning about something new, regardless of how it is done, is never time wasted.
Answered by hm
Some argue that the time young people spend watching television could be better used doing almost anything else. However, these people don’t seem to realize that many shows are educational. Nature shows, documentaries, and science programs can teach young people about animal species, other cultures, or even the laws of physics. Learning about something new, regardless of how it is done, is never time wasted.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The main idea of the text is first introduced in sentence A:

A. Some argue that the time young people spend watching television could be better used doing almost anything else.

This sentence sets the stage for discussing the arguments regarding television viewing and suggests a counterpoint that will be elaborated on in the following sentences.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The main idea of the text is introduced in the following sentence:

**B. However, these people don’t seem to realize that many shows are educational.**

This sentence acknowledges the argument against television viewing and presents a counterpoint by highlighting the educational value of many programs, which is the core argument of the text.