The document discusses audience and types of audiences. It defines audience as a group of people who experience a work, such as listeners, viewers, readers, or players. There are five types of audiences: general, laypeople who know little about the topic, managers with decision-making power, technicians who want technical details, and hybrids who are experts with decision power. Properly identifying the audience is important for determining what information and language to include to best address their needs, wants, and level of understanding.

4. The word audience derived
from old French from Latin
audientai or audier that mean
hearing or hearing, spectator,
listener, viewer, onlookers,

5. .
An audience is group of people who participate
in a show or encounter a work of art, literature,
( which they are called “reader”),theater,
music, ( in which they are called “listener”),
video games, (in which they are called
“players”), or academics or any medium.

6. Before you even begin the process of
writing, take some time to consider who
you’re audience is and what they want
from you. Use the following question to
help you identifying your audience and
what you can do to address their wants
and needs.

12.  Might you have more than one
audience? if so, how many audience
do you have? List them.
 Does your assignment itself give you
any clues about your audience?
 What does your audience need?

13.  What do they want? What do the
value?
 What kind of organization would
best help your audience?
 Understand and appreciate your
argument.

14.  What kind of organization would best
help your audience.
 What do you have to say that might
surprise your audience?
 What do you want to think your
audience, learn, or assume about you?

15.  What impression do you want your
writing or research to convey?
 What is the most important to them?
 What are to they least to likely care
about?
 What is their level of education?

16. Types of audience
When you are writing something, an
awareness of the audience type that will
be attracted to the words written must be
in place. Let’s take a look at the five
types of audience in writing.

19. #2. The Laypeople
 This audience has virtually no
knowledge about the topic you’re
writing about.

20. #3. The Manager
This audience is the people who has
decision making-making powers that are
greater in yours professional standpoint.

21. #4. The Technisians
This type of audience in writing wants to
see the technical detail in the words that
are being offered. It should be elaborated
in step by step, that how it’s make and
fix, because of technicians wants logical
sense to fix.

22. #5. The Hybrids
This type of audience is the
combination of Exports and Managers .
These folks know a lot about what
you’re writing about and they have high
level of decision making power. Writing
for this audience can be complex and
methodical process that force you to
focus on facts and provable opinions.


23. • The relationship between you and your audience
depends on your understanding of their
knowledge, attitudes, and needs.
 Your decision about your role as a writer is based
on your purpose, attitude, and reader’s
expectations.
 The relationship between the two determines the
level of language that you use when writing.

24. Levels of Standard English Writing
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