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Froggy Jumps ม.5 reading 1 Profiting from true crime storiesVersión en línea Choose the correct answer. por lucky lovely richy girl 1 What has contributed to the popularity of true crime stories in modern media? a They attract millions of viewers and earn money through advertising and subscriptions b They are always fictional and entertaining c They focus only on the criminals 2 What ethical question does the success of true crime stories raise? a How to respect the victims and their families when sharing their stories b How to make more money from these stories c How to make criminals look more interesting 3 What did Anna Kendrick do with the profits from her film "Woman of the Hour"? a Donated them to charity b Kept the profits for herself c Used the money to make another film 4 Why did Anna Kendrick donate her film profits to charity? a To focus on the victims and families rather than profiting from tragedy b Because the film was not successful c To support other filmmakers 5 What is a common behavior of some media companies that causes concern? a They do not inform victims and families about shows being produced about them b They always inform victims before releasing shows c They create fictional stories only 6 What can happen if victims and families are not informed about true crime shows? a It can cause them pain and emotional harm b They may become famous c They can participate in the show 7 What kind of details might true crime shows reveal that upset those affected? a Personal and upsetting details b Financial information c Future crime predictions 8 How might dramatic presentation affect viewers' perception of crime? a It can make the crime feel like just a story or action scene b It makes the crime feel more real c It makes victims famous 9 What effect can portraying criminals as good-looking or charming have? a It can make the offender seem interesting or likeable b It makes the crimes less believable c It prevents the show from being popular 10 Who is often more interested in true crime stories according to studies? a Women b Men c Children 11 One reason women might be interested in true crime stories is: a To learn how to protect themselves b To find new friends c To avoid watching TV 12 Another reason women engage with true crime is a To understand the minds of criminals b To learn cooking recipes c To improve their memory 13 Why do women often feel a deep connection to the victims in true crime stories? a Because victims are often female b Because victims are always famous c Because victims are criminals 14 What does the connection to victims cause women to do? a Engage with these stories and think about the challenges victims face b Make their own crime shows c Avoid watching true crime 15 What is a concern about how crimes are presented in true crime shows? a They may sensationalize events for entertainment b They are always accurate c They focus only on police work 16 What does Anna Kendrick believe about profiting from tragic events? a It is not right to benefit from tragedy b It is a good business strategy c It is necessary for success 17 How do some media companies make true crime events more dramatic? a By adding exciting music and special effects b By removing all sound c By interviewing only the victims 18 What is one ethical issue with revealing personal details in true crime stories? a It may violate privacy and cause distress b It makes the story boring c It increases profitability 19 Why might true crime not be equally popular among all audiences? a Because interest varies by gender, with women often more interested b Because it is expensive to produce c Because it is only shown on radio 20 What role does emotional harm play in the ethics of true crime content? a It is a key concern for how victims and families are treated b It helps increase ratings c It is beneficial for publicity 21 What is a key business reason for creating more true crime content? a To draw in audiences and increase revenue b To educate the public c To honor victims 22 What can happen if true crime shows make criminals seem like idols? a It glamorizes and glorifies offenders b It improves public safety c It discourages crime 23 How do researchers explain women's interest in true crime? a They are curious about criminals' minds and personal safety b They want to learn detective skills c They want to become criminals 24 What is a negative effect of dramatizing true crime stories? a It can trivialize real suffering b It makes stories less popular c It reduces emotional harm 25 What should media companies consider when sharing true crime stories? a Ethical responsibility towards victims and families b How to create more suspense c Only profits 26 What is a positive action taken by some creators of true crime content? a Donating profits to charity b Making the criminal the star c Avoiding factual accuracy 27 What might viewers learn from true crime stories according to researchers? a Ways to protect themselves from harm b How to become detectives c How to make documentaries 28 What is the main focus of Anna Kendrick’s film approach? a The victims and their families b The police investigation c The entertainment value 29 Why do some people in the entertainment industry feel uncomfortable with true crime content? a They worry about profiting from tragedy and ethical issues b They dislike making money c They prefer fiction 30 What lesson can be drawn from the increasing popularity of true crime? a There needs to be a balance between storytelling and respect for victims b Crime stories should be fictional only c Media should create more crime dramas

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ม.5 reading 1 Profiting from true crime storiesVersión en línea

por lucky lovely richy girl

What has contributed to the popularity of true crime stories in modern media?

What ethical question does the success of true crime stories raise?

What did Anna Kendrick do with the profits from her film "Woman of the Hour"?

Why did Anna Kendrick donate her film profits to charity?

What is a common behavior of some media companies that causes concern?

What can happen if victims and families are not informed about true crime shows?

What kind of details might true crime shows reveal that upset those affected?

How might dramatic presentation affect viewers' perception of crime?

What effect can portraying criminals as good-looking or charming have?

Who is often more interested in true crime stories according to studies?

One reason women might be interested in true crime stories is:

Another reason women engage with true crime is

Why do women often feel a deep connection to the victims in true crime stories?

What does the connection to victims cause women to do?

What is a concern about how crimes are presented in true crime shows?

What does Anna Kendrick believe about profiting from tragic events?

How do some media companies make true crime events more dramatic?

What is one ethical issue with revealing personal details in true crime stories?

Why might true crime not be equally popular among all audiences?

What role does emotional harm play in the ethics of true crime content?

What is a key business reason for creating more true crime content?

What can happen if true crime shows make criminals seem like idols?

How do researchers explain women's interest in true crime?

What is a negative effect of dramatizing true crime stories?

What should media companies consider when sharing true crime stories?

What is a positive action taken by some creators of true crime content?

What might viewers learn from true crime stories according to researchers?

What is the main focus of Anna Kendrick’s film approach?

Why do some people in the entertainment industry feel uncomfortable with true crime content?

What lesson can be drawn from the increasing popularity of true crime?