Intended Audience

The video tutorial explains the importance of identifying the intended audience before writing. It discusses how audience and purpose influence writing decisions, such as content, word choice, and style. Examples are provided to illustrate how different audiences require different approaches. The tutorial includes a practice exercise to help viewers identify the intended audience in writing samples. It concludes with tips on considering audience knowledge and interests when writing.

What are the two key elements a writer should determine before starting to write?

• The title and the introduction

• The topic and the format

• The length and the style

• The audience and the purpose

Why is it crucial to identify your audience before writing?

• To use more complex vocabulary

• To ensure the writing is more effective

• To avoid editing later

• To make the writing longer

In the speech example, who is the intended audience?

• Students of Lake Vista High School

• Local business owners

• Parents of students

• Teachers at Lake Vista High School

What language style is used in the first paragraph about dental care?

• Technical and complex

• Formal and detailed

• Simple and kid-friendly

• Persuasive and argumentative

Which audience is the second dental care paragraph most likely intended for?

• Preschool children

• Teenagers and adults

• Elderly people

• Toddlers

What should a writer consider about their audience before beginning to write?

• The audience's favorite color

• The audience's prior knowledge of the topic

• The audience's favorite book

• The audience's daily routine

What is the main focus of the final section of the video?

• How to write a conclusion

• The importance of grammar

• The benefits of writing daily

• Choosing the right language for the audience