English, 10.09.2021 03:10, faithbar0911p5p68a

Access the Genre Passages and Response Examples document and: . Carefully read the 3 passage excerpts that reflect 3 different genres of writing you may encounter in
daily life. Each passage's title has been removed.
. For each passage, make educated guesses about the:
• Writer's purpose
• Passage's audience
• Genre of the writing
• Passage's context
Note specific passage examples to support your educated guesses. Focus on the purpose, the audiene
genre, and the context. Refer to the Response Guidance Examples at the end of the document to see
you might note your observations and respond.
• Use the example responses provided in the document to assist you with this assignment.
.
Quick tip: While there are no absolute right or wrong answers for this assignment there are informed and un
responses. Informed responses will include specific characteristics and examples from the original text to sup

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