Who is my audience? is the first practical question one should ask before beginning writing.
<u>Option: B</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
"What are my audience's traits, personalities, principles and expectations?" It's going to be a great question for a writer to pose before writing while assessing the audience. Understanding the features, history, values and needs will give that person an image of the viewer.
Audience is very important for writers, like a film writer has to keep in mind while writing or while analyzing the story that is it going to influence or make a great mark on viewers or not.
Number 3 is narrow enough to serve as the subject of a documented essay.
Answer:
coding is an analytical process in which data, in both quantitative form (such as questionnaires results) or qualitative form (such as interview transcripts) are categorized to facilitate analysis.
Explanation:
1 Are you going to be a hairdresser?
2 They are going to be pilots.
3 He is not going to be an actor.
4 Are you going to be an architect?
5 I am not going to be a lawyer.
6. We are going to be footballers.
7 She is not going to be a model.
8 Is he going to be a singer?
9 I am going to be an accountant.
10 Are you going to be a music teacher?