Television has been the primary source of information and entertainment for most americans over the last 50 years. however, with internet use on the rise year after year, some may wonder if surfing the net will soon surpass watching television as americans' primary leisure activity. indeed, some recent surveys show that time spent on the internet is now greater than time spent in front of the television. however, this statistic may not tell the whole story, as 59% of americans say they multitask, using the internet and watching tv simultaneously. the main idea of the passage is that television: a. is only one of many information sources. b. may have become less popular than the internet. c. is watched by more people now than ever before. d. focuses more on entertainment than on news.

(B). Television may have become less popular than the Internet.

Explanation:

Although there are many sources of information, this passage focuses on just television and the internet.

It also states that people have relied on television for both news and entertainment in times past and still do.

However, the number of people who now use the internet for entertainment and news suggests that television may have become less popular than the Internet as a source of information.

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