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Answers must be grammatically correct sentences, no spelling errors, thoughtful word choice and correct capitalization. Write in paragraph form. Do not include the questions they should be integrated in your answer.)
1. Who is the intended audience? Elementary, middle or high school? College students? Average adults? On what do you base your answer; language, visuals, humor, directions, and/or difficulty of riddle?
2. Does the audience need any prior knowledge? Yes/no? Why/whynot? How does the introduction catch the audience attention? What kept the attention? Where you curious or just watching because it was assigned?
3. Did you try to solve the puzzle on your own when the directions were on screen to pause? Why/ whynot? If yes, what was your experience. If you tried and needed more explanation were you successful? Why/whynot? Did you give up? Not even try? Why/whynot?
4. What is the purpose of this TedTalk in your opinion? Support your answer. Evaluate the TedTalk’s use of language, visuals, and directions for clarity, correctness and conciseness.
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