En9 Magic9 Could Video Games Make You Violent?

The exercise was created 2021-09-23 by mima. Question count: 15.

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  • The boy who killed his aunt was sleepwalking.
  • 'M'-rated video games are not for people under 17.
  • Mark Griffiths says video games are just a form of escapism.
  • The boy who shot dead his peers was from Kentucky.
  • According to ESA, Grand Theft Auto has an 'M' rating.
  • Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is popular because of its music and special effects.
  • The frontal lobe is a part of the brain.
  • Every day, millions of teenagers play video games.
  • Two boys shot at vehicles play video games.
  • Many video games show people getting even by killing their opponents.
  • John Murray says that the brain could store things experienced in video games as trauma.
  • You would have to play video games for a long time to have any significant effect on your brain.
  • Seeing a lot of deaths on computer screens may make kids immune to 'real' deaths.
  • Playing video games to excess could inhibit the frontal lobe.
  • Both Call of Duty and Far Cry are games in which you shoot virtual opponents.

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