The correct answer is C.
In this excerpt from "The Night" Elie Wiesel's is setting the story on the cattle train in which the jews from Sighet were transported to the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Wiesel and his family were transported, along with 80 more people. There was little to no space in the train, so they had to take turns to sit. They were traveling under the scorching sun with no water to calm their thirst.
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Zooming, on the other hand, is a magnification of the frame rather than a camera move, so it has very different emotional and psychological effects. Because a zoom compresses the background and flattens the shot, it can cause the audience to feel claustrophobic or force them to fixate on a single subject.
The best answer here is D. Each type of broadcast is going to offer something different. While hearing a radio broadcast might seem to not convey the depth of the disaster, a video one will show how terrible it is. Usually this will make the audience more aware of the reality. The same is true to a transcript. Going back to read something that has already happened takes something from the presentation. You don't get the emotion that would be present in a radio broadcast or even a video one.
Answer: Yes this is true.
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