Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Oral Picture Practice Set 2: Picture 6
Introduction
This picture depicts a scene at a cinema. It may be a public holiday as there are many people queueing up either for food or for tickets.
Scenario 1: Normal
The counter which sells tickets is closed. The tickets may be sold out or the lady at the counter needs a rest. There are still people queuing up for the tickets. They were unhappy for they could not buy tickets. They must have been queuing up for a long time.
Nowadays, people seldom have free time to watch a movie but the tickets were all sold out. Their whole day may be ruined. Perhaps, they can go to other cinemas and watch the movie they want to watch there.
Scenario 2: Wrong and Consequences
A boy is ordering his popcorn. The worker smiled and filled the box up with popcorns. The boy was so engrossed with the popcorns that he did not notice a girl behind is trying to pickpocket him. The girl should not steal. If she needs money, she could have asked from her mother and not steal. She is commiting a crime by doing so.
A man noticed it and he is shocked. He should report to the security guards or stop the girl. He can also inform the boy. Then man should also explain why the girl should not pickpokect. So that the girl will learn from her mistake instead of doing it again.
Scenario 3: Normal
A woman keep looking at her watch impatiently. She may be waiting for her friends, who are late. Her friends should not be late. Being late is a bad habit and it is rude. It would cause people to waste their time waiting for late people. The lady should proceed into the theatre and ignore her friends if they do not have a proper reason for being late.
Conclusion
Watching movies will help to reduce stress, and some movies is educational. However, movie also has its bad points. Movies may harm your eyes as you are watching it in darkness.
