Reading Comprehension Target Audience Flashcards
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A reading passage includes technical jargon like 'bilateral trade deficit' and 'monetary policy.' Who is the most likely intended reader?
Answer: People with some background in economics or business
Specialized economic terms like 'bilateral trade deficit' assume the reader has prior knowledge of economics or business concepts.
A medication label reads: 'Do not give to children under 12. Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant.' Who is this warning primarily aimed at?
Answer: Adults purchasing the medicine for themselves or their family
Medication label warnings are written for the consumer — the adult who buys and uses the product.
A form asks for 'immigration status' and 'country of origin.' What does this tell you about the people this form may target?
Answer: Immigrants or non-citizens accessing government or social services
Requesting immigration status and country of origin indicates the form is designed for people who may not be U.S. citizens.
A job posting requires applicants to have 'a high school diploma or GED and basic computer skills.' Who is this job most likely targeting?
Answer: Entry-level adult workers with a basic education
Requiring only a diploma or GED and basic computer skills positions this as an entry-level opportunity for adult workers.
A public library sign reads: 'Story Time for Toddlers — Ages 2 to 4, Thursdays at 11 AM. Parents and caregivers welcome.' Who is the primary audience this event is designed to serve?
Answer: Toddlers aged 2 to 4 years old and their caregivers
The event is designed for very young children aged 2–4 and the adults who care for them.
A text says: 'As a first-generation college student, you may face unique challenges. Here's how to find the support you need.' Who is this written for?
Answer: Students whose parents did not attend college
A first-generation college student is someone whose parents did not attend college, and this text addresses their specific challenges.
A training manual section says: 'This module is for cashiers and front-end associates only.' What does this restriction tell you?
Answer: Only workers in specific cash register and front-end positions should read this section
The phrase 'for cashiers and front-end associates only' limits the audience to workers in those specific retail roles.