Which writing approach would best address the purpose and audience
of this prompt?
(your social studies class is presenting the year's work to an audience of family
and friends. consider your favorite area of social studies from the year and
explain what you learned.)

*create a poster for your teacher comparing and contrasting two
different historical periods you studied.
*write a short essay for parents and guardians explaining the effects of
one particular event in history
*perform a short skit for your classmates in which you act out a history
lesson and include jokes they will remembhx from class.
*deliver a speech describing a particular period of history you studied
and the reasons you found it interesting.

D) Deliver a speech describing a particular period of history you studied

and the reasons you found it interesting/

Explanation:

A) is wrong because the audience is addressed to the teacher. It says family and friends, not the teacher.

B) is wrong because it says only the parents and guardians. Doesn't include friends in there.

C) is wrong because its only your classmates. No family.

D), therefore, is correct.

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