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 this?

The articles in the television and newspapers are depicted with
pictures
. It is argued that
images
are more effective than
contents
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content
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. I believe it is more beneficial to have
pictures
for the reasons that even uneducated
people
can able to understand and
also
it is more attractive.
Firstly
, visual representation helps illiterate society
also
to understand the idea behind the
news
.
Thus
it provides a clear understanding for all kinds of
people
. Even though they
does
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not know what is written or
saying
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can have
basic
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idea of the overall
stories
.
For example
, old
people
who do not know how to read and small children can understand the contents of these
stories
.
Moreover
,
pictures
are more appealing. There is a saying that
pictures
speak more than words. Many
news
or
stories
attract their readers or viewers by giving good
pictures
.
This
generates the curiosity of the public towards the
news
.
For instance
, a recent survey that 65 per cent of the
people
in the UK will read the newspaper details based after seeing the
images
. In conclusion, adding more visuals to the
news
or
stories
removes the bias on literacy,
hence
all groups of
people
can able to understand.
In addition
to
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images
always make the public get
awe-stuck
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by the
news
or
stories
.
Hence
I agree with the statement accompanying the
images
in the articles.
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