[originaltext]M: Hey, Rachel, so do you read the newspaper these days?W: Actua

M: Hey, Rachel, so do you read the newspaper these days?
W: Actually, no. I used to get a newspaper delivered but I didn’t read it at all, (19)so I cancelled it because I was worried about the wasting paper.
M: Right, me neither. I don’t get any of my news from newspapers themselves.
W: So how do you find out what’s going on?
M: (20)Most of the time I just look on the Internet, and you know, one sentence is enough to draw me in, and then I end up reading my online news.
W: Yeah, me too. But I’m a bit worried about it because when you can choose which news article to read, you tend to just choose the light entertainment article or maybe not the really serious news.
M: Right. And I also wonder in the future if there will even be newspapers anymore.
W: I heard that the newspaper companies are really struggling to make money and even the most famous newspapers are starting to go bankrupt.
M: Really? Do you think those companies will make a shift to being completely online then at some point?
W: Yeah, I think they would have to, which is a shame because I like the idea of the newspaper. Do you think books will disappear either?
M: (21)I don’t know, I mean I’ve never been able to read a book online. I’ve always only read through something I can hold and take with me anywhere.
19. Why did the woman cancel the newspaper?
20. Where does the man get the news?
21. What is the man’s attitude towards reading books online?