News stories on TV and in newspaper are often accompanied by pictures. Some people say that these pictures are more effective than words. What is your opinion about this.

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News stories on TV and in newspapers are very often accompanied by pictures. Some people say that these pictures are more effective than words. What is your opinion about
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? Some people think that photos are more important than words because a news article on TV and in newspapers are always
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, pictures alone cannot explain the topic effectively because pictures can only explain you the heading or can give you only an overview or summary of that topic. But to get
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a full fledge explanation
what topic about is, you need words.
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, a picture with three
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monkeys, one
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has his
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his ears and
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his eyes will not explain to you what does that mean, but words can explain that monkey with
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on ears says that do not hear bad words, the
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on eyes says that do not watch bad things and the
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on mouth says do not speak bad words.
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, Imagine you are reading an article which has only words. After reading 2 or 3 paragraphs you will start feeling bored.
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is because words only are not enough to attract the reader.
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, according to various research by psychologist says that pictures make people curious to know about it more in detail. In conclusion, I think pictures and words together make a story attract reader and
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the reader
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will not feel boredom while reading it.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • convey
  • emotions
  • visual aids
  • retain
  • transcend
  • language barriers
  • accessible
  • misleading
  • context
  • comprehensive
  • critical thinking skills
  • sensitive content
  • graphic
  • disturbing
  • emotional well-being
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