The three pie charts compare how teenagers, young adults, and old people access their daily news through four main sources. Overall, there is a clear digital-to-traditional shift across the age groups. While younger generations rely predominantly on the internet, older individuals favor traditional media like TV and newspapers. Specifically, online news sites are the primary choice for teenagers, accounting for a majority at 52%. This figure decreases to 33% for young adults and drops significantly to just 6% for the elderly. Conversely, TV is a major source for everyone but is most popular among old people at 42%, compared to 37% for teens and 35% for young adults. The most striking difference is found in printed newspapers. While only a small fraction of teenagers (7%) and young adults (6%) use them, they remain a staple for 29% of old people. Finally, the "Others" category is most significant among young adults at 26%.

Nowadays, people are beginning to use home robots in their daily lives. These robots can clean houses, cook simple meals, or help take care of elderly people and children. Because of rapid technological development, home robots are becoming more popular. However, although they bring many benefits, they also have some drawbacks. Using home robots has several advantages. First, they save a lot of time and effort. For example, robot vacuum cleaners can clean floors automatically while owners are at work. Second, home robots can improve quality of life, especially for busy families or elderly people who need assistance. They can also work continuously without getting tired and often perform tasks accurately. In addition, robots may reduce stress and allow people to spend more time relaxing or enjoying hobbies. However, there are some disadvantages to owning home robots. The most obvious problem is their high cost, which many families cannot afford. Moreover, robots may break down or require expensive maintenance. Another disadvantage is that people may become too dependent on robots and lose basic skills. Finally, robots cannot fully replace human emotions or understanding. In conclusion, home robots may make lives easier and happier, but there are certain problems as well.

QUICK FACTS ABOUT WALT DISNEY · Born: 1901, in Chicago · Died: 1966 (aged 65), Cause of death: cancer · Talent: drawing and painting · Education: attended Brenton Grammar School, but dropped out (aged 16) · Jobs: artist, animator, film producer, businessman · Family and relatives: three older brothers and a younger sister, wife Lillian Bounds (married for 41 years) and two daughters (one biological and one adopted) · Awards: 26 Oscars, 3 Golden Globe Awards, 1 Emmy Award