Discussion
Assertion (A) : Internet can replace libraries.
Reason (R) : Google searches will satisfy the maximum users needs.
Answer: B
Both statements are false, so the answer is B.
The Internet cannot replace libraries. Much scholarly material, such as books, journals under licence, archives and rare items, is not freely on the web, and libraries provide selection, organisation, preservation and help from trained staff. So the assertion is false.
The reason is also false: a search engine does not satisfy the needs of the maximum number of users, since it returns unfiltered results of mixed quality and cannot reach what is not freely online. So options A, C and D, which call one of them true, are wrong.
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