Question

What is the best way to identify the intended audience of a speech? Ask the audience a lot of General questions, analyze who may relate to the argument, count how many people are in attendance, or evaluate the factual accuracy of the speech? Which one is correct?

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The best way to identify the intended audience of a speech is to analyze who may relate to the argument being presented. This involves considering the content of the speech, the specific message being conveyed, and the likely interests and concerns of the audience. Asking the audience general questions, counting how many people are in attendance, or evaluating the factual accuracy of the speech may provide some insight, but they are not as effective as directly assessing who the audience is likely to be based on the content and message of the speech.