CASAS Reading Comprehension Target Audience 4

Question 1

A reading passage includes technical jargon like 'bilateral trade deficit' and 'monetary policy.' Who is the most likely intended reader?

Accepted Answer

People with some background in economics or business

Answer

Specialized economic terms like 'bilateral trade deficit' assume the reader has prior knowledge of economics or business concepts.

Question 2

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?

Accepted Answer

Adults purchasing the medicine for themselves or their family

Answer

Medication label warnings are written for the consumer — the adult who buys and uses the product.

Question 3

A form asks for 'immigration status' and 'country of origin.' What does this tell you about the people this form may target?

Accepted Answer

Immigrants or non-citizens accessing government or social services

Answer

Requesting immigration status and country of origin indicates the form is designed for people who may not be U.S. citizens.

Question 4

A job posting requires applicants to have 'a high school diploma or GED and basic computer skills.' Who is this job most likely targeting?

Accepted Answer

Entry-level adult workers with a basic education

Answer

Requiring only a diploma or GED and basic computer skills positions this as an entry-level opportunity for adult workers.

Question 5

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?

Accepted Answer

Toddlers aged 2 to 4 years old and their caregivers

Answer

The event is designed for very young children aged 2–4 and the adults who care for them.

CASAS (Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment System) Practice Test

CASAS (Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment System) Practice Test

CASAS Reading Comprehension Target Audience 4