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Its would be A, because the story provides clues that states 'the speech will be presented to a faculty panel selected as judges

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The answer is A: young students.

A speech is a form of public oratory which always has a communicative purpose and an intended or target audience. In the passage above, one can clearly identify that the teacher´s speech is directed towards young students who are about to conduct a science project and are required to deliver a speech of their own based on the project; the teachers is elaborating on the contents of the speech the students will have to deliver.

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