English, 20.05.2021 15:30 gthif5424

Which sentence from the passage best supports the generalization that "kids today are extremely sophisticated"? A.
"I've been more receptive when someone tries to teach me how to download a new application on my phone or how to update my internet browser."
B.
"When I was a kid, the internet was a space-age invention."
C.
"My parents are still using the outdated internet service, but I think they'll be surprised when they find out what I bought them for their birthdays this year: a one-year subscription for broadband internet service."
D.
"It took an afternoon with my 11-year-old nephew, Steven, to convince me that my fear of technology was perhaps irrational, after all."

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