Ans 1:The author had used the outline given in the page 69

Essay Outline Template

INTRODUCTION
Attention-getter

Sentence Justice must not only be done, it must

seem to be done

Thesis statement

Sentence The media basically alters the imagination

and perception of general public.

Body Paragraph #1
Topic sentence

Sentence: We have two societies imaginary one and

a real one.

Supporting Sentence

Sentence: The news media are in a business to

attract an audience..Furthermore violent crime
represents only 12 %

Conclusion

Sentence: We have two societies:an imaginary one,

created by the news media,that most us think we live
in , and the real,less violent one that few of us talk
about.

Body Paragraph #2
Topic sentence
order.

Sentence: It affects our understanding of law and

Supporting Sentence

Sentence: They instead attend the courtroom only f

or the sensational opening addresses and for the
verdict and sentencing.

Conclusion

Sentence: What does this experiment tell us about

how Canadians form their often strongly held
opinions about the justice system

Conclusion
Summary

Sentence: The Contrast between what our news

media tell us about out justice system and the reality
of what is going on in the police ..

Memorable statement

Sentence: Public opinion, therefore will continue to

be based upon distorted impressions. We can only
hope that our lawn=makers will form their opinions
and base their decisions not on media reports and
not on the popular opinion created by those accounts
and reported by the polls , but on careful.

Ans 4: is it any wonder that we have the impression that murders are far more
common than they actually are?
we have the impression that murders are far more common than they actually are.
What effect does this omission have on our understanding of law and order?
This omission has an effect on our understanding of law and order.
Clearly the rhetorical questions are more moving and convincing simply because
they appeal more to the reader and force a thought provoking idea from the reader.
Vocabulary for Improvement
Distorted
Sensational
Lenieant
Sobering reminder
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