Question

A scientist is giving a presentation on the Milky Way at an astronomy conference. How will the composition of her audience affect the information she includes in her presentation?

Answer 1

She should address her audience as experts by reporting the results of her research without providing basic information or defining simple concepts.

Answer 2

She should pick a narrower topic that is appropriate for an astronomy convention

Step-by-step explanation:

If the convention is astronomy, the audience that will attend the presentations is a public that has an interest in this science and understands some basic concepts. For this reason, this scientist must choose a more restricted topic that goes directly to the subject addressed and that stimulates the interest and the curiosity of this type of public.