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Knowing your Audience Formative

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Why is knowing your audience important when writing?

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Who would be the appropriate audience for a scientific research paper?

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What could go wrong if you don't consider your audience when writing?

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What changes when writing for different audience types?

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Match each distinct writing style with its most likely intended readership.

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Children's Book

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Sports Enthusiasts

Academic Journal

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Young Readers

Sports Column

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Education Professionals

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Match the style of writing to the appropriate target audience.

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Technical Style

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Beginners or Children

Simplified Style

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General Readers

Descriptive Style

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Experts or Professionals

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Connect the writing objective with the suitable audience.

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To inform about news

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University Students

To educate on complex topics

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Fiction Readers

To entertain with a story

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General Public

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Link the tone of writing with its intended audience.

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Persuasive Tone

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Academic or Professional Audience

Informal Tone

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Potential Customers

Formal Tone

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Friends or Peers

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Knowing your audience can influence the tone and language you use in your writing.

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Before starting to write, you should always consider who will be reading your work.