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Reading Comprehension Target Audience Flashcards

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  1. A food bank flyer says: 'Struggling to put food on the table? Free groceries available every Tuesday.' What clue tells you who this flyer targets?

    Answer: The phrase 'put food on the table' indicates people experiencing food insecurity

    The phrase 'struggling to put food on the table' identifies people who cannot afford enough food as the intended audience.

  2. A legal aid brochure opens with: 'Can't afford a lawyer? You may still have options.' Who is this most likely written for?

    Answer: Low-income individuals who need legal help but cannot pay for it

    The question about affordability targets people with limited financial resources who need access to legal assistance.

  3. A workplace safety manual section reads: 'Before operating any heavy machinery, review these procedures with your supervisor.' Who is the intended reader?

    Answer: Workers who operate or will operate heavy equipment

    Instructions about operating heavy machinery are directed at the employees who will use that equipment on the job.

  4. A text reads: 'Renew your driver's license online in just three easy steps.' What does the word 'renew' tell you about the intended audience?

    Answer: People who already have a driver's license that is expiring

    Renewing implies the reader already holds a license and needs to update it before it expires.

  5. A community notice says: 'Senior Fitness Class — Low-impact exercise for adults 60 and older, Tuesdays at 10 AM.' Who is this NOT intended for?

    Answer: A 30-year-old adult seeking high-intensity training

    The class is for adults 60 and older seeking low-impact exercise, which excludes younger adults or those wanting high-intensity workouts.

  6. A text includes the line: 'If your child has missed more than five days of school, you must contact the attendance office.' Who must take this action?

    Answer: Parents or guardians of students with excessive absences

    The phrase 'your child' identifies the audience as parents or guardians who are responsible for contacting the school.

  7. A bank letter begins: 'Your account has been inactive for 12 months. Please contact us to avoid account closure.' Who is this letter for?

    Answer: Customers who have not used their account in a year

    The letter addresses account holders who have not had any activity on their account for 12 months.