Audience items ask who the passage is for. The right choice matches that reader, not a different one. Author intent as a set is in author intent.
Who would read this
A note to other students can say we. A report for a journal should not. Style is the register those readers expect, in style questions.
Writer's-goal stems name a mission, in writer's-goal questions. Question types are in English question types.
The bottom line
Pick the sentence that fits the named reader. A true sentence for the wrong reader still loses.
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