C201 Unit 1
Rough Draft - Unit 2 EA “A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one.” George R.R. Martin. Children should be required to read every day because you can grow a better vocabulary, and those kids will be smarter.
Reading is so important because it can expand your vocabulary. A study released earlier this month suggests that enjoying literature might help strengthen your “mind-reading” abilities. Another piece of evidence is, Even if it’s been decades since you had to worry about the SATs, you can still use books to expand your mental dictionary. In fact, researchers estimate that we learn five to 15 percent of all the words we know through reading. These examples show how reading every day can really help you to grow your vocabulary. In all, reading everyday can really help you expand your vocabulary. The people that read, their brains will function better. A lifetime of reading might just help keep your brain in shape when you reach old age, according to research published in the online issue of the journal Neurology. Another reason is, Brainy pursuits make the brain more efficient by changing its structure to continue functioning properly in spite of …show more content…
Reading may take too much time, like if you want to hang out with friends, it may take too much time up. It also might not be visually appealing, like it might not look like something that you would want to read. Do you ever want to read, but you can’t because your book would take to long to read? Also, After all, playing suspenseful music when someone is walking down a corridor can put the audience on the edge of their seats more acutely than can reading about descriptions of the eerie corridor. This would not be a good reason because reading can help you physically and mentally. To conclude, reading every day may not be the best for
Reading is so important because it can expand your vocabulary. A study released earlier this month suggests that enjoying literature might help strengthen your “mind-reading” abilities. Another piece of evidence is, Even if it’s been decades since you had to worry about the SATs, you can still use books to expand your mental dictionary. In fact, researchers estimate that we learn five to 15 percent of all the words we know through reading. These examples show how reading every day can really help you to grow your vocabulary. In all, reading everyday can really help you expand your vocabulary. The people that read, their brains will function better. A lifetime of reading might just help keep your brain in shape when you reach old age, according to research published in the online issue of the journal Neurology. Another reason is, Brainy pursuits make the brain more efficient by changing its structure to continue functioning properly in spite of …show more content…
Reading may take too much time, like if you want to hang out with friends, it may take too much time up. It also might not be visually appealing, like it might not look like something that you would want to read. Do you ever want to read, but you can’t because your book would take to long to read? Also, After all, playing suspenseful music when someone is walking down a corridor can put the audience on the edge of their seats more acutely than can reading about descriptions of the eerie corridor. This would not be a good reason because reading can help you physically and mentally. To conclude, reading every day may not be the best for