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On 4 OT 54 Which writing approach would best address the purpose and audience of this
prompt?
A teacher at your school, Mr. Wilson, is planning to retire this year.
Since he has been your favorite soccer coach for years, you have been
asked to write a short speech about him to share at a school
assembly.
O A. To persuade the audience that Mr. Wilson is a wonderful person,
explain how he was an excellent coach and mention that he was
probably as good at teaching as he was at coaching.
B. To inform the audience about Mr. Wilson's life and career,
interview those who know him best and share their quotes in order
to establish a timeline of his life.
C. To entertain the audience, share a few stories about playing
soccer for Mr. Wilson, highlighting his positive qualities in each
situation
D. To hold the audience's attention, mention factual information
about the soccer team over the years, including win-loss records,
opponents, team captains, and participation in championships.

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