Direct Questions (DQ)
Ответить на вопросы которые нам заданы
Может состоять из трёх вопросов на одну тему. Например в чём причина?
Это хорошее или плохое течение? Как это можно улучшить?
На каждый вопрос = по 1 body. Суммарно: 3 body. На каждый вопрос
отдельно отвечать.
DQ могут выпадать вопросы и с других типов эссе. Пример: на сегодняшний
день люди считают что богатые люди должны платить больше налога. Do
you agree or disagree? К чему это приведёт? Очень частая ошибка =
смотреть на Do you agree or disagree? И не смотреть на следующий вопрос.
Отвечать нужно на все вопросы. Если два вопроса = 2 body (чаще всего); 3
вопроса = 3 body
Отличается paraphrasing: может включать сразу вопрос, без paraphrasing
темы . Пример: нет темы. Задаётся вопрос: согласны ли вы с тем, что
богатые люди платить больше налогов -> Вопрос уплаты налогов является
острым среди населения на сегодняшний день. Я согласен с тем что
богатые люди должны платить больше налогов по какой-то причине.
Thesis: 3 вопроса ответить, не отвечать шаблонно. Если не получается сразу
все три. Можно сначала написать ответ на два вопроса, потом в
следующем предложении на третий.
Do you agree or disagree. I agree that rich people should pay more taxes and
however, в будущем это приведёт к чему то.
Часто: 1. Two what extend agree disagree
2. cause solution
3. discuss both views and give your opinion
4. positive and negative
5. direct questions
опираться на мнение = rely on opinion
overshadowing = hindering
News plays an important part of people’s lives. Why is news so important to
people? Why is news so important to people? Why is so much news dedicated
to bad news? Should the news focus on good news instead?
In contemporary world, news plays vital role in people’s daily life’s because it
affects decision-making. The main reason why many television companies
focusing on negative news instead of good one’s is that sad news attracts more
attention. I firmly believe that positive and negative news should be equally
shown, holding one particular balance.
While news on Internet is part of our live, it works as a connector between real
and digital worlds. Hence, many people cannot live without news, whether it is
from the television or heard from someone else. Being informed about fresh
reports are crucial due to political instability and other factors that changes
automatically day-by-day. For instance, at least in 1 day, more than 1 billion
people open a Google app, thus, when they search something, they see
integrated news feed which is automatically regulated into Google system’s
policy.
The reason why many well-known television companies shows mostly negative
reports instead of positive is that news which contains sensationalized headlines
designed to bait clicks by focusing on negativity, which effectively captures the
audience's attention. By these way of publishing news, reporters take a massive
attention and even get a huge profit. When an ordinary person consumes mass
media that has gone viral within hours, they often feel compelled to click on the
link because such titles are designed to grab their attention and stir up emotions.
By contrast, these type of manipulations often leads to loss of trust about real
one’s. When news covers a tremendous global topic about politics, many people
start to do false guesses, misleading others as well. The latest news about war
between Iran and the United States of America can be shown as a good example.
When war between these two countries starts, many people believed on
unofficial sources, mixing the true and false ideas simultaneously.
When it comes to balancing those two one’s, reporters should write down not
only negative, but also positive, at the same time. In fact, the opposite often
happens: negative information is consistently prioritized, which ends up
overshadowing new ideas or positive developments.
Concluding = Так как новости имеют важную роль в жизни людей подход к
публикации инфы и получения должен быть как то регулирован
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News plays an important part of people’s lives. Why is news so important to
people? Why is news so important to people? Why is so much news dedicated
to bad news? Should the news focus on good news instead? (improved)
In the contemporary world, news plays a vital role in people’s daily life’s because
it affects the decision-making process. There is companies focus on negative news
instead of good one’s is that sad news attracts more attention. I firmly believe
that positive and negative news should be equally shown, holding a particular
balance.
While news on the Internet is part of our lives, it works as a connector between
the real and digital worlds. Being informed about fresh reports is crucial due to
political instability and other factors that change day-by-day. Hence, many people
cannot live without news, whether it is from the television or heard from
someone else. For instance, at least once a day, more than 1 billion people open a
Google app; thus, when they search something, they see integrated news feed
which is automatically regulated into Google policy.
The reason why many well-known television companies show mostly negative
reports instead of positive is that news which contains sensationalized headlines
designed to bait clicks effectively captures the audience's attention. By these
ways of publishing news, reporters garner massive attention to get a huge profit.
When an ordinary person consumes mass media that has gone viral within hours,
they often feel compelled to click on the link because such titles are designed to
grab their attention and stir up emotions.
By contrast, these types of manipulations often lead to a loss of trust about the
real situation. When news covers a tremendous global topic about politics, many
people start to make false guesses, misleading others as well. The latest news
about the war between Iran and the United States of America can be shown as a
good example.
When it comes to balancing those two, reporters should write down not only
negative, but also positive news, at the same time. Concentrating only on bad
reports forces the human brain to think that in the world, there is no peace and
everywhere is dangerous, causing sense of anxiety. Thus, consuming positive
reports has the opposite effect, opening people’s eyes to the hidden reality of the
world.
In conclusion, since news plays such a vital role in people's lives, the way
information is published and consumed should be regulated in some way.
The internet is a great course of information and has opened up opportunities
for people to learn all over the world. Is all information reliable on the Internet?
what could be done to control information online?
In the contemporary world, the Internet has a lot of opportunities for students.
However, the spread of misinformation is a serious issue that could be managed
through better government oversight. Although information on the Internet is
easily accessible, it is not always reliable.
While the Internet offers a massive course of information, there is many reasons
why its reliability is often questioned by the public. One major issue is that
anyone can publish content without any verification, which leading to a situation
where false reports is spreading faster than the truth. Many sensationalized
articles designed to bait clicks attracts student's attention because they use
emotional titles to garner massive views. When an usual person rely on these
source's for their studies, they often finds that the facts is distorted or completely
made up. Hence, the digital world works as a connector that can sometimes
misleading the users about the real situation of the world.
To manage this problem, government oversight should play a vital role in
regulating how digital platforms operate and share data. Authorities could
introduce strict rules where websites is forced to verify their data before it garner
massive attention from the audience. When it comes to social media, companies
should use advanced algorithms to filter out fake news that hindering scientific
research or historical facts. By these ways of controlling the Internet,
governments can ensure that the virtual world remains a safe place for education
and personal growth. Thus, taking these steps is crucial so that people can trust
the information they consume every day.
In conclusion, since the Internet plays such a vital role in people's life's, the way
information is published and consumed should be regulated in some way.
Although it is a great course of learning for everyone, better oversight is needed
to make sure that misinformation does not control the contemporary world.
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