Question

What are "telling details" in the news?

A. In-depth interviews that provide eyewitness accounts of events
B. Graphs and timelines that give audiences an overview of what happened
C. Opinions of credible experts that add facts and evidence to the story
D. Small pieces of information and visual scenes that tell audiences a lot about the story

Answer 1

D. Small pieces of information and visual scenes that tell audiences a lot about the story

“Telling details,” by the very nature of the word “details” will be small pieces of information because details tend to be minute pieces of information that convey much more than summed up pieces of information and can actually be what is connoted. You can think of telling details as information revealed under a magnifying glass that reveals the intricacies of situations that can actually expose what really happened.

Answer 2

I'm thinking its going to be D because "telling detail" is something that you show someone to help them understand what your talking about