Passage 2 Passage 3
No aspect of life has been
untouched by
PCs. They have rewired the conventions
of business, education, entertainment,
and even social interactions. No invention
before or since has so completely
changed not only our behavior, but also
our understanding of what it means to
communicate
in Passage 2, review pages 2 and 3.
Click or tap the ONE underlined sentence on
these pages in which the author responds
to a viewpoint about literacy that conflicts
with the author's own view
The use of the PC also brought a new kind
of literacy. Before the PC, only highly
trained engineers could operate
computers Now. basic computer literacy.
is widespread and necessary to perform
many basic tasks. The ability to use
personal computers allows people to

Access a vast World of information. The idea of the literacy is only about knowing how to read has become outdate. Computer literacy is just As important and it is now accessible to the vast majority of people