News stories on TV and in newspapers are very often accompanied by pictures. Some people say that these pictures are more effective than words. Whats your opinion about it?

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in the morning news. Several experts say that images are better than words. Personally, I agree with
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opinion, and the following content will list the reasons. The images can illustrate simple but clear
information
than words. Usually, we
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of language to describe the details of a situation,
however
, a picture or a chart can
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only one page to present the same
information
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For example
, the reporter prefers to
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some pictures of the events with verbal
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in the news rather than pure verbal
information
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In addition
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visual input more
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because of the brain. Recently, some scientific research
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that human
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70% of the brain to transform visual
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the knowledge we learn
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on our eyes.
For example
, comparing the learning speed of understanding the
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of items and the meaning of words or phrases, the former
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will easily
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by infants because they are born to know the usage of their eyes, as for the language, they will need more training about it. In conclusion,
due to
the simple but clear details which are brought by the visual
information
and the organs we have since we were born, the picture will be an effective
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to transfer the
information
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As a result
, if people want to make an easily
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presentation, they better combine their report with pictures for the audience to simply learn the knowledge.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • convey
  • emotions
  • capture
  • attention
  • evoke
  • impact
  • context
  • detailed information
  • journalism
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