A. They should not be concerned about the audience because anyone could read the text.
B. They should consider the likely age of the audience and their knowledge of the topic.
C. They should assume that the writer has no knowledge of the topic they are discussing.
D. They should avoid giving information that the audience is likely to be unfamiliar with.
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B. They should consider the likely age of the audience and their knowledge of the topic.
Considering the audience's age and knowledge helps writers tailor their content to ensure it is appropriate and engaging for that specific group, thereby enhancing understanding and interest.
