Question

A newscast covers the aftermath of a hurricane. A montage of home

videos shows the hurricane in action, with ominous music playing over
the footage. There are quick transitions between images showing roofs
being ripped off, electric poles falling, floodwaters entering homes, and
rescuers retrieving people in boats. The newscaster announces that this
hurricane is the deadliest of the decade and responds to the videos with
shock and horror. What message does the use of these home videos
convey?

The hurricane affected more people than originally reported.

The effects of the storm were relentless and horrifying.

The storm was so bad that the news crews couldn’t do their own
filming.

The videos serve as proof that the storm is the deadliest of the decade.

Answer 1

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The message conveyed by the use of these home videos is that the effects of the hurricane were relentless and horrifying. The quick transitions between the images of destruction and the ominous music create a sense of urgency and panic, emphasizing the severity of the situation. The shocked and horrified reaction of the newscaster further reinforces the message that this hurricane has had a devastating impact on the area. The footage serves as a powerful visual representation of the destruction caused by the storm, highlighting the urgency of the situation and the need for assistance and support for those affected.