A video can show the action while a text just says words. You cant always believe what a text says until you see it for yourself. Know that saying (Actions speak louder than words)?. Welp this is one of those times you have to just think about that. If someone says "oh yea i hit a grandma and then she gave me cash". Your going to be like "nah fam i need to see this for myself". If there is no video you wont believe it. But if you lets say you have a quiz on Mr.Luther King Jr. about the march on washington you'll be like "well i know this has a video about it so i know its true" If it never had a video than you would never believe its true. Ya feel me? So thats basically why but to sum it all up .<em><u>So the answer would be B.</u></em>
You can see and believe if you have proof from a video, but you cant see or believe just from a text because, "ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS"welp there you go i hope i helped you understand bye :)
The correct answer is B. Use moving images and sound
Explanation:
A video is a recording of moving visual images that can also include sound, in this way, videos combine a set of images and creates a moving picture which allows the audience to understand visually what is being presented. On the other hand, a text is any document composed by written words or signs that can be read, texts can include images, symbols, and graphics, but never movement or sound as in the case of videos. Thus, a video can use moving images and sound, but a text cannot use these sources.
