Question

1. when you log off at night, what might happen with your friends? *

a) they might get angry
b) they might log off too
c) they might call instead
d) they might send more messages

1. what does the article suggest about device notifications at night? *

a) theyre helpful for staying connected
b) they should be set to vibrate only
c) they can interrupt sleep even if unanswered
d) they should be turned up louder

Explanation:

Question 9

When you log off at night, a reasonable action from friends is that they might log off too as it's a common pattern of ending online activities together. Option A is less likely as friends usually understand logging off at night. Option C (calling instead) is not a typical immediate response to logging off, and D (sending more messages) is opposite to logging off. So B is the most probable.

Regarding device notifications at night, the article likely suggests they can interrupt sleep even if unanswered (Option C). Notifications at night, even if not answered, can disrupt sleep cycles. Option A is incorrect as night notifications aren't helpful for sleep. B (vibrate only) and D (louder) don't address the impact on sleep which is a key concern with night notifications.

Answer:

B) They might log off too

Question 10