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(2022·太原高三期末)If you're gathering your teenage kids in the living room to watch The Falcon and the Winter Soldier on Disney+, just know there's a good chance that they'd rather be playing Fortnite, a popular game.
That could totally be the case according to a new study from a consulting firm in Deloitte, which analyzed the generational divide in athome entertainment.
The study, based on an online survey of more than 2,000 consumers, showed preferences are changing rapidly between millennials and the younger generation when it comes to how they want to spend their leisure time.
For Gen Zers, defined as those born from 1995 to 2009, videos—whether movies or television shows—are not a priority, the study found. 26% of Gen Zers in the survey regarded playing video games as their favorite entertainment activity, compared to 14% of listening to music, 12% of browsing the Internet and 11% of engaging on social media. Only 10% said they would rather watch a movie or TV show at home.
That compares to millennials (born 1984 to 1995), 18% of whom chose to watch movies and TV shows as their preferred mode of entertainment. Video games were the entertainment option of choice for 16% of millennials.
“Gen Zers would much rather spend time playing games, listening to music or using social media,” Jana Arbanas, entertainment leader at Deloitte, said. “That was a really alarming contrast that we saw relative to the shift that's happening and it's clear that Gen Zers will impact this industry.”
“Millennials took the behavior they developed as teenagers, and they've taken them forward into their early 30s, and so if Gen Zers are anything like that, their behavior may change slightly, but I don't see a complete change out of their behavior,” said Kevin Westcott, a technology, media and telecom leader.
1.What does paragraph 1 tell us about teenagers today?
A.They are addicted to Fortnite.
B.They prefer games to movies.
C.They