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The audience for a written work refers to the reason an author communicates. a. false b. true

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B, true. The author is communicating to his/her audience.
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Option b. The statement that says that the audience for a written work refers to the reason an author communicates is true.

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An author can be defined as someone who uses different tools, such as writing, speech, visual elements or audio elements in order to communicate a message to an audience. The statement is true because every author that produces a written work does so in order to have an audience reading it and receiving his/her message. Writing is a form of communication, and the author needs an audience in order to communicate, as the audience needs authors that produce work that they can read.

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