Part A What is the author's argument in "At Your Fingertips"? a. Smartphones are useful tools that can help students learn. b. Students should be able to use smartphones as they please. c. Smartphones should be available for use in emergencies. d. Only students who own smartphones can do well in school.

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Part A What is the author's argument in "At Your Fingertips"? a. Smartphones are useful tools that can help students learn. b. Students should be able to use smartphones as they please. c. Smartphones should be available for use in emergencies. d. Only students who own smartphones can do well in school.

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The provided options don't explicitly convey the author's argument in "At Your Fingertips." However, based on the given choices, option a. "Smartphones are useful tools that can help students learn" seems to be the closest match to a potential argument from the author.

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