Which of the following statements about considering your audience and purpose is false?

You should think about what your audience already knows about your topic.

You should think about the language you should use to address your audience.

You should decide if you want to provide readers with information, persuade readers to agree with your opinion on a subject, or entertain readers.

You should correct the grammar, spelling, and punctuation in your draft.

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Sassie

15 February, 11:18

Which of the following statements about considering your audience and purpose is false?

You should think about what your audience already knows about your topic.

You should think about the language you should use to address your audience.

You should decide if you want to provide readers with information, persuade readers to agree with your opinion on a subject, or entertain readers.

You should correct the grammar, spelling, and punctuation in your draft.

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Harper Maxwell · Answer 1

I believe that option A) Think about what your audience already knows, is the false answer. This is because you can't assume what an audience already knows, especially in large audiences. Some audience members may understand 1 topic, but not another. Whereas the member next to them may understand everything except what the member to their left does.