Question

chapter 1: your standpoint and strengths
page 8 1.1. what makes speaking public?
match each type of public listed below with its definition.
drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right.
people who share a social, cultural, or political membership
identity groups
a group of people who share what they listen to, read, or watch
immediate audiences
a group of people assembled in a particular place and particular time
media audiences

Explanation:

1. For "people who share a social, cultural, or political membership", the matching term is "identity groups" as identity groups are defined by shared social, cultural, or political affiliations.
2. For "a group of people who share what they listen to, read, or watch", the matching term is "media audiences" because media audiences consume the same media (listen, read, watch).
3. For "a group of people assembled in a particular place and particular time", the matching term is "immediate audiences" as immediate audiences are physically present at a specific place and time.

Answer:

• people who share a social, cultural, or political membership: identity groups
• a group of people who share what they listen to, read, or watch: media audiences
• a group of people assembled in a particular place and particular time: immediate audiences