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E-books vs. Paper Books (Discuss both views)

Some people think that e-books are the death of paper books while others think that paper books will never disappear. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.  Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. Write at least 250 words. It is argued that the rise of digital books will put an end to the traditional books. Others, however, believe that paper books will continue to survive. In my opinion, while e-books will continue to gain popularity, paper books will never completely disappear due to their tangible and sentimental appeal. One of the strongest arguments for the dominance of e-books is their convenience. Digital books can be stored in a single device, allowing readers to carry thousands of titles without the burden of physical weight. Additionally, e-books are often more affordable, as they eliminate printing and distribution costs. A real-world example is the growing adoption of e-books in education, where student...

Topical Vocabulary

Topical Vocabulary: A Comprehensive List Note: One needs to learn to use these words appropriately to get a higher score.  Economics 1. Cash vs. Credit Card: Basic: Cash: Physical money (notes and coins). Credit Card: A card allowing you to borrow money for purchases. Transaction: A business exchange. Payment: Giving money for goods or services. Debt: Money owed. Budget: A plan for spending money. Interest: A fee charged for borrowing money. Spending: Using money. Balance: The amount of money in an account or owed. Fee: A charge for a service. Intermediate: Principal: The original amount borrowed or invested. Annual Percentage Rate (APR): The yearly interest rate on a credit card. Credit Limit: The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card. Reward Points: Points earned for using a credit card, redeemable for rewards. Cashback: A percentage of purchases returned as cash. Credit Score: A numerical representation of your creditworthiness. Financi...