Group 2C

Members :
 Coning, Mary Flor C.
 Labapis, Lea Mae M.
 Nalam, Niña Mae B.
 Tabiliran, Donna Jean D.
 Tingcang, Bea Carmel P.

Topic : New Year’s Resolutions

Audience:

A. Academic audience (i.e., instructors, faculty, staff)

An academic audience refers to individuals or groups of people within the academic or
scholarly community who are the intended readers or recipients of academic work, such
as research papers, articles, theses, or presentations. This audience typically includes
professors, researchers, and experts in particular fields. The style and tone used to
interview them is formal, with clarity, respect, authoritative, polite, and seriousness.

Questions:
1. What is the significance of setting New Year’s resolutions from a personal and
professional development perspective?
2. How do you think achieving this resolution will positively impact your life?
3. How do you plan to stay motivated throughout the year?”
4. What advice would you give to others setting New Year’s resolutions?
5. Can you think of two things you were happy about from last year?
6. Are there specific techniques or tools you would recommend to effectively track progress
and stay motivated towards achieving New Year’s resolutions?

B. Casual Audience (i.e., family, friends, strangers)

A casual audience is a group of individuals who have a general interest in a topic but are
not experts or deeply knowledgeable about it. They may be seeking information or
entertainment related to the topic, but they do not have a specialized background or a
strong commitment to it. Casual audiences often include the general public or people who
have a passing curiosity about a subject. When addressing a casual audience, it’s
important to use a more approachable and non-technical style of communication and to
provide explanations and context as needed to make the information accessible and
engaging to this audience.

Questions :
1. What are some New Year’s resolutions you have made in the past?
2. How can New Year’s resolutions help you in the coming year?
3. What are some New Year’s resolutions that you have broken quickly?
4. What are some New Year’s resolutions that your friends have made?
5. How can New Year’s resolutions be a good opportunity for change?
6. What New Year’s resolutions are you still keeping now?