Question

please anyone tell me about the chapter " the fun they had" story of class 9 th

Answer 1

The story beings with the description of Margie's diary in which she had written that Tommy found the real book. The date written on the diary is 17may 2157 Margie and Tommy discussing about the old school book. As the book which Tommy had never seen a real book so they were surprised to see it. Margie was also surprised to hear about the time when all the story were printed on paper. Her Grandfather had told him that his child hood days he used it for study. But Margie and Tommy are taught by a mechanical teacher and they learn with the help of computer science. When Margie was reading the book she began to like the concept old school and she found it quite interesting that in olden time student were taught by humans when Margie and Tommy were discussing about the old school Margie was being called by his mother to go to school which is next to her class room.

Answer 2

hey frd ,here is your answer-------------this story is based on old kind of school. this story takes us to the world of future where Computer will play a major role. the robot is work as teacher. Margie wrote a diary on 17may 2157 that Tommy found a real book!. it was a old book. Margie had a machenical teacher who taught her geography, history and arithmetic. mechanical teacher given her test after test in geography her performance is very worse. it was because mechanical teacher is set up to ten years level. teachers give so many homework in geography. one day a history sector is also blanked out completely. then the county inspector repair that machenical teacher. Tommy found o book which was clinkly pages and yellow pages same words are printed on book. in that book all the things are written about old kind of school, teachers. a special building in which teachers taught a children. there was a play ground and teachers was look like a men. ALL these are written in a book.
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