please can you help me to arrange if my answers are correct.
1. subject - the audience from ahich you are writing
2. puropose - the reason you are writing
3. readers- the physical, economic political and ethical use place in which the audience will read he document
4. context of use- the topic about which you are writing.
other questions
1. a genre is a type of technical document .. true or false
2.proofreading and copyediting are the same thing.. true or false
Only # 2 is correct.
Sure, I can help you with that. Let's go through your answers one by one:
1. Subject - the audience from which you are writing.
Your answer is not clear. The subject refers to the topic or subject matter of your writing, not the audience. So the correct answer would be false.
2. Purpose - the reason you are writing.
Your answer is correct. The purpose of your writing is indeed the reason behind it.
3. Readers - the physical, economic, political, and ethical place in which the audience will read the document.
Your answer is incorrect. The readers' characteristics such as physical, economic, political, and ethical factors are not relevant here. The readers refer to the individuals who will be reading your document. So the correct answer would be false.
4. Context of use - the topic about which you are writing.
Your answer is incorrect. The context of use refers to the specific situation or environment in which your document will be used. It includes factors like location, time, social setting, and purpose. So the correct answer would be false.
Moving on to the other questions:
1. A genre is a type of technical document. True or False.
Your answer is incorrect. A genre is a category or type of literature, art, or other forms of creative expression. It defines the style, content, and form of a particular work. So the correct answer would be false.
2. Proofreading and copyediting are the same thing. True or False.
Your answer is incorrect. Proofreading and copyediting are related but distinct activities in the writing and editing process. Proofreading involves checking for errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and formatting. Copyediting, on the other hand, goes beyond proofreading and involves reviewing and improving the clarity, coherence, style, and overall quality of the written content. So the correct answer would be false.
I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.