Question

3 banning cell phones can be challenging and impractical. what evidence from the text supports this conclusion? a \kids can use cell phones to take pictures, go on social media, search the internet, play games, and listen to music. all of those things distract students during the school day.\ b \many believe that enforcing cellphone bans is too difficult to do. they don’t think the bans are realistic with so many students bringing their cell phones to school.\ c \by 2010, new manchester high school in douglasville, georgia, was one of several schools that launched bring your own technology programs.\ d \first, many students are excited to use cell phone technology. if schools incorporate that technology into lessons, students will become more excited about their classes.\

Explanation:

To determine which option supports the conclusion that banning cell phones is challenging and impractical, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Describes distractions from cell phones, not the difficulty of banning them.
• Option B: States that many believe enforcing bans is too difficult and unrealistic due to many students bringing phones, directly supporting the conclusion.
• Option C: Talks about a school's technology program, not the challenge of banning phones.
• Option D: Discusses incorporating cell phones into lessons, not banning them.

Answer:

B. "Many believe that enforcing cellphone bans is too difficult to do. They don't think the bans are realistic with so many students bringing their cell phones to school."