Question

Which is the BEST summary of the poem?

A.

The speaker uses social media but also recognizes that at times it can drain her emotionally. When she feels this happening, she puts her phone away. But ultimately, she appreciates how technology allows her to be connected to her friends whenever she wants.
B.

The speaker wakes up in the morning and picks up her phone. The flood of notifications makes her feel connected to others, but as the day goes on her feelings warm and cool depending on her online interactions. In the evening, she puts her phone away and her emotions even out again.
C.

The speaker uses social media and marvels at the idea that anyone ever could have felt connected to others without it. Although she experiences some negative feelings too, she feels lucky to be so connected to her friends and is grateful that she is able to access them so easily.
D
.

The speaker wakes up in the morning and is bombarded by notifications on her phone. She feels good about it at first, but feels progressively less good about it as the poem continues. Ultimately, she decided to give up social media altogether after a bad experience.

Answer 1

I don’t have the poem text — could you paste it or describe its main lines? I can’t reliably pick the best summary without seeing the poem.

If you can’t share it, here’s a quick way to choose:
- Pick D only if the poem ends with the speaker completely quitting social media.
- Pick C only if the speaker explicitly marvels that people ever felt connected before social media and expresses clear gratitude.
- Pick A if the focus is on occasional emotional drain but an overall appreciation for being able to connect anytime.
- Pick B if the poem follows a day: morning phone/notifications, shifting feelings through the day, and then putting the phone away in the evening with feelings settling.

Tell me the poem (or which description matches), and I’ll pick the best summary.