Peter doesn't want to turn off the technology because… he doesn't want to do things without the help of technology. he doesn't know how to survive without technology. he doesn't want to spend time with his parents. he has never been without technology before.

A). He doesn't want to do things without the help of technology.

Explanation:

'The Veldt' authored by Ray Bradbury is exemplified as an American science fiction short story. It reveals the struggle of a mother and father against the technological advancement which has overthrown their role as parents and made them uncooperative and less disciplined.

As per the question, Peter is unwilling to call off the technology as he is reluctant to do things on his own without using technology. The author aims to signal the 'consequences of technological advancement' through the story. The excessive advancement in technology has not only ruined the significance of parents and their role in children's lives but also made the children unwilling, willful, undisciplined, and indolent. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

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