Question

page(s) 7 - 8 1.1. what makes speaking public? which of the following is an example of a media audience? students in a classroom people at a concert members of a church bystanders at a political protest

Explanation:

A media audience is typically those who consume media - related content. Bystanders at a political protest may be exposed to media coverage (or be part of a situation that is media - worthy), while students in a classroom (educational setting), people at a concert (entertainment event without direct media consumption as the primary audience role here), and members of a church (religious gathering) are more specific non - media - focused groups. Bystanders at a political protest are likely to be part of a scene that media covers, and they can be considered a media audience as media may be reporting on the protest and the bystanders are part of the audience for that media coverage (or the event is media - relevant and they are part of the audience for the media's take on the protest).

Answer:

bystanders at a political protest