Computers Change Our Lives — Reading Comprehension

Computers have made a big change in how people live and work. In the 1940s, the first electronic computers were built in the United States. These early machines were huge, filling entire rooms. One famous computer, called ENIAC, could solve math problems much faster than any person. Many people worked together to build and run ENIAC. This was a time of teamwork and innovation.

Over the years, computers became smaller and more powerful. In the 1970s, new inventors made computers that could fit on a desk. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak made the Apple computer. It was easy to use at home or in school. This helped more people learn how to use computers. Companies started to develop even better computers. They became faster and more helpful every year.

Computers changed many parts of life. At first, they helped scientists and the military. Later, they were used in offices, stores, and homes. People began to use computers for communication. They could send emails and share news quickly. Students started using computers for schoolwork and research. This made learning easier and more fun.

Today, computers are everywhere. People use them for work, fun, and staying connected. They help us solve problems and try new ideas. Thanks to computers, people around the world can learn and share with each other. Computers have truly changed the way we live.

Interesting Fact: The first computers were so large that they needed air conditioning to keep them cool!

What was ENIAC?

Who made the Apple computer?

When were the first computers built?

How did computers change learning?

Why did computers become smaller?

What is one effect of computers?

Computers help people solve problems. True or false?

What does 'innovation' mean?