Essay About Television

Write an essay on one of the following topics in about 200 words. Use the given clues:

Television

 CLUES

Introduction:- Meaning invented or made by (invention and gift of modern science, invented by John -L-Baird revolution in electronics and entertainment)

Body of the essay:- Advantages - (entertainment in the house - the source of education a lot of opinions of entertainment- improved business through an advertisement)

Disadvantages:- few - wastes of students study time- spoils by showing filthy and nasty programs and advertisements) Conclusion-Ways of improvement, its effect, and your opinion

Television is a wonderful invention and gift of modem science. It was invented by John-L- Blaire. Now, we can find a television in very much improved forms. This represents a revolution in the field of electronics and entertainment.

With the help of television sets, we can see various kinds of programs held a thousand miles away. It has brought theaters and cinemas into our bedrooms. It is a great source of education, information, and entertainment. It is very popular among all of us as it caters to the tastes of people of all ages and jobs. One can sit back in the comfort of one's drawing-room and select a program of one's choice. A whole world of education, information, and entertainment is before a viewer to choose from. There are special programs for special fields and activities, all 24 hours of the day and night. It has also revolutionized advertisements, businesses, and shopping.

It has replaced cinema to a great extent. There are teaching aids programs from which all levels of students get benefits. It has helped a lot in the spread of education and removal of ignorance and superstitions. Now, television has become a part of our daily life. People spend many hours daily viewing television programs. Many of the programs are educative. Its reach is very wide. Even in rural and far-off areas, it is now common and popular. There are programs for the youth children, women, rural population, farmers, traders, businessmen, sport - lovers, and music lovers.

To some extent, it has suited the study time-period of children. Besides, different filthy programs and nasty advertisements have put an unpleasant stain on the popularity and advantages of this scientific gift. If this could be stopped, television would be the bosom company of all houses