I think it's the last two.
The question is asking what you should do if you wanna cite a source (article, video, and so on) but the person who made it is leaning more towards one side than the other (so it's kinda personal/opinion based)
Answer:
Explanation:
“The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe claim for me is that the mediums were very similar since they were the same story the only difference was that the audio gave sound effects and made it more imaginative. The pace of the visual reading was much slower than the audio reading because the audio reading gave jump scares and sound effects to make the story go faster, rather in the visual reading you had to take your time and look for context clues to give hints to the reader. For the characters I feel that they were very similar. The only difference was that you actually got to hear the man’s voice in the audio rather in the visual you didn’t you just had to imagine it. And last but not least the mood. In the audio, the sounds and the voices made me feel frightened or panicked rather in the story i just felt aware or alarmed. So after reading both mediums the claim for me was definitely that they were both very similar but each medium affected you a different way.
Answer:
insecurity and body shaming
Explanation:
the advertisements you see usually only use really skinny people and that makes bigger people sad leading to insecurities and body shaming
Hello. You did not inform the video to which this question refers, which makes it impossible for it to be answered. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
In a video, the speaker is the one who is narrating the video, presenting the information that the video contains. To determine who the speaker of the video is, you must identify how that speaker is related to the context of the video, that is, if this vice is talking about science, the speaker can be a scientist, a teacher or a researcher. If the video talks about theater, the speaker can be an artist, an actor, a director, or another professional related to it.