1 . I _______ to open my eyes in the morning. Why didn’t the alarm on my cellphone go off?

Soon, I realize today is the day for my _______: “A day without technology.”

I didn’t realize what I had gotten myself into until I was driving to school in my car in _______, no radio broadcasting my favorite songs.

As soon as I got to school, I went to print out my English project. “Uh­oh,” I thought, “this isn’t allowed.”

The school day went on and I finally grew _______ the rule. This wasn’t so _______ ! I could do this every day.

I drove home after school, and my _______ eventually went into afterschool mode, _______ on what I would eat for supper. The _______ thing I knew was chatting with my friends on Facebook and checking email, all at the same time!

“What happened to no _______?” my mom asked me. I forced myself to go back to reality. I had ________.

This experiment was actually ________ to me. Even though my attempt at going about my day without technology was a failure, I realized that I would be completely ________ without my addiction to technology.

These devices certainly make my life ________, and I definitely wouldn’t ________ getting rid of them altogether, but I do believe the lives of today’s teenagers would be obviously ________ without our technology dependence.