Question

determine whether each statement describes the audience, form, purpose or the speaker. click and drag each sentence to the correct column
audience
form
purpose
speaker
examples include to explain, to persuade, and to describe
this denotes the receiver(s) of discourse
examples include step by step instructions, sequential, or logic, ethics, and emotional appeals
this could be the narrator, maybe even a character in a narrative
this is the reason for a discourse
this is how content is organized
one who delivers discourse
this determines the word choice, perhaps formal or very casual

Explanation:

• Audience: Defined as receivers of discourse; word choice (formal/casual) depends on them.
• Form: Refers to content organization (e.g., step-by-step instructions, appeals).
• Purpose: The reason for discourse (e.g., explain, persuade, describe).
• Speaker: The deliverer of discourse (e.g., narrator, character in a narrative).

Answer:

• Audience: This denotes the receiver(s) of discourse; This determines the word choice, perhaps formal or very casual
• Form: Examples include step by step instructions, sequential, or logic, ethics, and emotional appeals; This is how content is organized
• Purpose: Examples include to explain, to persuade, and to describe; This is the reason for a discourse
• Speaker: This could be the narrator, maybe even a character in a narrative; One who delivers discourse