Importance of Reading

Is reading still an important activity today? Why or Why not?
Yes reading is still an important activity today. Reading provides us informations, whos relevant to our daily lives, academic purposes, and entertainment. In reading, reality and imaginations are exposed in different types of literature. It widens our mind, to think beyond and also addens our knowledge in certain things. Reading enhances our mental skills and capabilities by providing vocabularies, correct grammars, and if it is in vocal form there is an involvement of pronounciation. If we adhere reading unto our society today, it is a really a big help. Through reading, people will be aware of the history of everything. Like how the earth rotate, the evolution of man, and anything beyond a person's consciousness. Reading connects the gap of doubts and consciousness because if we read we can gain facts that is useful to provide solutions and maybe true answers to our questions.

Is the experience of reading a literature is more important than googling information on the internet? Why or why not?

Yes, reading a literature is more important than using internet to search for informations. For me, reading a literature provides legit answers compared to the internet because the informations of some websites can be edited by any person and change the answers to what they want or just tricked it. Literatures provide more accurate datas and real evidence because it were published. Google can sometimes provide wrong answers but in reading we are ought to find absolute answers. 

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