Posted: April 20th, 2016

considering your audience most stood out to you, and why?

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Please see the below questions needed for the first Unit # 1

Question 11

Review your reading about the writing situation, and write a 100-200 word essay-style response. Consider the following questions as a guide for constructing your response: What part of assessing the writing situation, finding your subject, defining your purpose, or considering your audience most stood out to you, and why?