Read the passage. Novels, poetry, and drama are all parts of literature. These genres of writing often reveal important insights about human nature as well as protest injustices in the world or make social criticisms. The authors of literary pieces use characters, settings, and plot to analyze themes such as love, maturity, and death. Which audience would this passage be most appropriate for? teachers who are accustomed to informal English students who are familiar with vocabulary definitions students who are familiar with literary jargon teachers who are accustomed to persuasive language

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5 December, 21:37

Read the passage. Novels, poetry, and drama are all parts of literature. These genres of writing often reveal important insights about human nature as well as protest injustices in the world or make social criticisms. The authors of literary pieces use characters, settings, and plot to analyze themes such as love, maturity, and death. Which audience would this passage be most appropriate for? teachers who are accustomed to informal English students who are familiar with vocabulary definitions students who are familiar with literary jargon teachers who are accustomed to persuasive language

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Kaia Rodgers · Answer 1

This passage is appropiate for students familiar with literary jargon. The passage is quite explanatory, with a clear explanation and examples, thus targeting students rather than teachers. While it does not include informal English, and it is not particularly persuasive, it does include literary terms like setting, plot, theme, among others. Moreover, the passage clearly talks about literature mainly.

Jaxson Cantu · Answer 2

inform the reader about literature