Cubs Turn Blue for World Series Celebration"
by Article: DPA/Newscom
Jubilant throngs estimated in the millions across the city met the team along a parade route that started at Wrigley Field on the North Side and wound along stretches of the Michigan Avenue shopping district and Lake Shore Drive.
Even the Chicago River, which is dyed green annually for Saint Patrick’s Day, was coloured swimming-pool blue in honour of the Cubs’ team colour.
At the Grant Park rally, where fans started arriving before dawn, the team organist played a few notes with the introduction of every team executive, coach and player to lend some of the Wrigley Field atmosphere, even adding flourishes to punctuate the speakers’ jokes.

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Question
Use the excerpt to answer the question.
How might the writer have conveyed emotions similar to the emotions conveyed in this excerpt in a different media format?
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Rather than explaining how the Chicago River was dyed blue instead of green, the writer might have shown a photograph or video of the difference.
Rather than explaining how the Chicago River was dyed blue instead of green, the writer might have shown a photograph or video of the difference.

Rather than using vivid imagery to help readers imagine the excited crowds, the writer might have shown footage and played audio of the same types of scenes.
Rather than using vivid imagery to help readers imagine the excited crowds, the writer might have shown footage and played audio of the same types of scenes.

Rather than mentioning that speakers at the rally told jokes, the writer might have included a few jokes in the text to better convey the emotion of the moment.
Rather than mentioning that speakers at the rally told jokes, the writer might have included a few jokes in the text to better convey the emotion of the moment.

Rather than explaining what happened at the Grant Park rally, th…