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Part -1 - E-BOOKS AND PAPER BOOKS

 

E-BOOKS AND PAPER BOOKS

  1. Which do you prefer, e-books or paper books?
Undeniably, paper books are remarkable; however, with the advent of technology, e-books have gained immense popularity. Such books are easy to handle since one can carry them in their gadgets like cell phones or laptops. Moreover, we can search for any topic or work with a single click, and these books can be updated in real-time. 
  1. When do you usually read online?
I love reading since I am a bibliophile person. It is my daily routine to read books online every night. Recently, I have started a book named To Kill a Mocking Bird, by Harper Lee. I have downloaded it from GoodReads.com and it is wonderful.

Sometimes, I love reading newspapers online to stay updated. 
  1. Will you read more online in the future?
Yes, I do since online mechanisms have become the need of the hour. There is no need to carry the extra load of books, magazines and newspapers from one place to another since we can opt for any novel or book online with a single click. Moreover, I know the online mode is less expensive compared to offline ones.

  1. Do you think paper books will disappear in the future?
The future is uncertain and nobody has the power to predict it; however, I think printed books will be replaced by e-books to a large extent since people love reading online books owing to various benefits such as easy availability, easy updation, and can be downloaded anywhere anytime. 


INTERNET

  1. When did you start using the internet?
I remember when I was in the 5th standard since computers were a mandatory subject in our school's curriculum. First of all, I played an online game on the Internet that I liked the most. Secondly, our teacher guided us to use the Internet to search for a particular word.
  1. How often do you go online?
I go online whenever I have to rejuvenate myself using social media platforms such as Facebook or Instagram for a few minutes. Here, I like to read the news and watch some funny videos to attain tranquillity. Sometimes, whenever I have to receive or send emails, then I prefer to go online. 
  1. How does the Internet influence people?
The Internet has both aspects. On the one hand, it has changed our lives positively by leaps and bounds since youngsters are getting a plethora of jobs in this sector. Web development is based on the Internet which has become the most required course almost everywhere.

On the other hand, the Internet has devastating outcomes for those who use it adversely. 
  1. Do you think you spend too much time online?
No, I dislike spending too much time on the Internet since I have various other tasks to perform. I think the Internet has become a warehouse of knowledge if we use it positively; otherwise, it is full of pessimistic outcomes. I just spend 30 mins on the Internet; however, whenever I have to attend online classes, then I use the Internet for around 3 to 4 hours which is only for study purposes. 

Apart from this, I love gardening and hence, I spend more time in our kitchen garden in the nature's lap.
  1. What would you do without the internet?
It is an interesting question since we humans are now unable to survive without the Internet. It has become an absolute need. However, firstly, I would be reading printed books if the Internet is inaccessible to me.
Secondly, I would like to listen to my favourite songs on CD players because we would not be able to use YouTube and Spotify.

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  1. AnonymousJune 21, 2024 at 12:04 PM

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