Title: Quiz: Audience Analysis
Course: ENG 120 Technical Composition I > Section: ENG 120 Technical Composition I

Q: Which statement is TRUE?
- You should think about the audience after you complete your final draft.
- The audience you are writing for and the purpose of your writing are closely related.
- The audience will adapt to whatever you write, so you don't need to analyze them.
A: The audience you are writing for and the purpose of your writing are closely related.

Q: Complete the following sentence: If you don't have much to write about on your chosen topic, ________
- embellish the basic facts with lots of technical terms and analysis to impress the audience.
- make sure the writing is flawless, and maybe readers won't notice that your writing lacks substance.
- rethink the purpose, audience, and thesis; then go back and gather more supporting information.
A: rethink the purpose, audience, and thesis; then go back and gather more supporting information.

Q: Choose the pair of words that completes the following sentence correctly: Your audience will affect the ________ and ________ you choose for your writing.
- language/tone
- punctuation/capitalization
- Neither a nor b
A: language/tone

Q: Writing a report for readers in a specialized field such as genetics or biochemistry will have what effect on the terminology and organization of your writing?
- a small effect; an impressive style is important to most audiences
- . a significant effect that must be considered at the beginning of the writing process
- no effect; the writer should write in a casual style that will be comfortable for all audiences
A: . a significant effect that must be considered at the beginning of the writing process

Q: Choose the FALSE statement.
- Audience expectations will have no effect on the language and complexity of your finished writing.
- . Audience expectations will affect the tone, complexity, and organization of your finished writing
- Audiences vary little in their expectations of reading; most readers just want to be entertained.
A: Audience expectations will have no effect on the language and complexity of your finished writing.