IELTS Writing - Task 2
In many countries today, crime novels and TV crime dramas are becoming more ans more popular. Why do you think these books and TV shows are popular? What is your opinion of crime fiction and TV crime dramas? و این هم پاسخ شما بود: Introduction Villains and criminals both on earth or in space movies and animations have become a popular trend in many countries. The fight between thieves and police or between crazy aliens who want to ruin earth and human heroes holds a potential of drama as an essential ingredient for captivating stories. I like these movies as criminal stories have proven to provide a theme for conveying deep meanings. Body Paragraph 1 In various range of genres for media art, horror, documentary, romance, ..., criminal stories are more exciting and hence holds the capacity to include the other genres inside them. A love affair can be formed between a police officer and a bank rubber, or a TV set around drug dealers can incorporate historic facts of certain periods of a country. Body Paragraph 2 My favorite movie set when I was younger was "Poaro" by "Agatha Christy" revolving around a genius detective challenged by Intelligent criminals. Later I watched TV sets portraying villains whom turned out to be involved in humanistic activities as their greyer and realistic face was uncovered. Conclusion Although there are some people who think criminal movies encourage crime activities, crime commitments is the result of more fundamental problems such as poverty or inequality which should be resolved by appropriate measures. In my opinion criminal novels or movies have lessons for us. None of us is pure white or totally black. We all stand in a wide range of grey. The most important is our movement towards being responsible citizens and caring individuals. This is the message most of these stories hold. 257 words Task Response: 4 Coherence and Cohesion:4 Lexical Resource:6 Grammatical Range and Accuracy: 5 Overall: 4.5
Introduction Currently, crime fiction in books and on TV is becoming increasingly popular in many parts of the world. I believe that this is due to their escapist and dramatic nature which in my view can be used to give a moral lesson that there is more trouble than benefit from committing a crime. Body Paragraph 1 For many people, reading and watching television are entertaining distractions to help them escape their humdrum daily lives. As the crime genre provides plenty of thrills, it is not surprising that this type of material is popular. For example, as a child, I really liked reading Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Sherlock Holmes” mysteries and watching the black and white Holmes movies on TV. The intricate plotting, clever detective work, the excitement of how Holmes and Watson were always in danger was most satisfying to me and to the millions of others who have followed their adventures through the years. Body Paragraph 2 Thrills aside, one of the most appealing aspects in crime dramas is the moral certainty and satisfaction in justice being done. That is, in almost all of these books and shows the criminal is unmasked and captured, regardless of how clever they might be. For example, in all the Sherlock Holmes stories that I can remember, only one “villain”, Irene Adler, who managed to escape him, and she was merely a victim of circumstances not really a criminal at all. What these kind of stories do then, as well as being highly entertaining, is to teach that being a criminal does not pay. Conclusion In conclusion, the rise in crime fiction around the world can be attributed to a desire for thrilling entertainment. This, in my view, can also satisfy the reader or viewers need for moral certitude and teach a valuable lesson that the villains always get their comeuppance. 294 Words
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