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Lesson Aims audience purpose In this lesson you will learn about choosing images suitable for a particular audience and purpose. You will be put into a group with a letter. View the slide with the same letter. Discuss which image would be most appropriate and give reasons why. In 5 mins your group will have to report back to the rest of the class with their ideas.

A. Which image would you use for a road sign to the beach?

B. Which image would you use for an article about foot and mouth disease?

C. Which image would you use for a travel brochure?

D. Which image would you use for an advertisement for a bakery?

E. Which image would you use for an advertisement for a swimming pool?

F. Which image would you use to demonstrate how to use a mouse? A B C