The chart below chows the total number of minutes (in billion) of telephone calls in UK, divided into three categories from 1995-2002. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant. v.1

As the saying "A picture says a thousand words", it is irrefutable to say that pictorial representations are a very powerful tool of communication. In my perspective, images or films are often more effective in sending out a message than the written word. This essay gingerly delineates the viewpoints in the following paragraphs. Words, sometimes turn out to be difficult to convey messages. Furthermore, photographs, images or films can be used to target the illiterate crowd. For example, history is better understood when visualised or when it is seen as a part of a motion picture. The target population would be larger, as a result, advertisements are usually in the pictorial form rather than written form, this in turn helps brands to increase their brand value and reach by catering to the literate and uneducated class of society. On the other hand, pictures have a chance of being misinterpreted by the masses. Moreover, movies made on history are often tweaked in order to make content more entertaining for the public; this could sometimes lead to hurting people's sentiments. To substantiate further, books which are written are often made into movies, which undeniably have facts and stories changed in order to appeal to the crowd. To exemplify further, the written word has lesser chances of being misinterpreted, thus, making information more reliable. To recapitulate, pictures and movies have undeniably gained popularity in the recent times. It has become a powerful way of information transfer. However, one must be careful in deducing the content to avoid confusion