16. Unit 6, Television Vs Newspapers, Question Answers of 10th English by AG Ahmad

 

10th English A          Unit No 6

Television Vs. Newspapers

QUESTIONS ANSWERS FROM BOX:

Q.1. What is one good thing about newspapers?

Ans:- The one good thing about newspapers is that we can read them easily, at any time and any place.

Q.2. How does television make us lazy?

Ans:-  Television makes us lazy because we can view news on it easily, without any effort.

Q.3. Have you ever given your views on any article?

Ans:- Yes, I have given my views on co-education in response to a feature published  in “The Dawn”.

Q.4. Which simile has the author used and why?

Ans:-  The author has used the simile, “television news is like a fast food whereas reading

newspaper is like having a ten course dinner, to tell us that news published in the

newspaper gives us full details.

EXERCISE QUESTIONS:

Q.1. How is a newspaper more convenient medium of news?

Ans:-A newspaper is more convenient medium of news because we can read it easily at any

time and any place.

Q.2. How does a viewer get restricted while watching TV news?

Ans:-A viewer gets restricted while watching T.V news because it requires its viewer to be at

certain place and certain time in order to watch and listen to the news.

Q.3. In what way viewing news on TV is easier than reading a newspaper?

Ans:-Viewing news on T.V is easier than reading a newspaper, because it does not require

mastery of language and much effort.

Q.5. How do newspapers give us more in-depth coverage?

Ans:-Newspapers give us more in depth news by providing us whole details, views and analysis

of exports.

Q.5. Why do some people read more than one newspaper?

Ans:-Some people read more than one newspaper to get different viewpoints of the incident and  

check its validity.

Q.6. How can readers give feedback to the newspaper articles?

Ans:-Readers can give feed back to the article by writing to the forum pages.

Q.7. Which medium do you prefer for news? Why?

Ans:-I give equal importance and preference to both newspapers and T.V for their good points

and specialties because each medium has strength.

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