Bob, an attorney at a private law firm, is defending a senator in a high-profile court case. A large number of people gathered in the courtroom to witness this landmark case. While presenting his arguments, Bob directed much of his attention on the members of the grand jury without isolating the judge or the crowd. What part of the audience did Bob focus on?

A) Target
B) Central
C) Situational
D) General

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Kayla Brown Voiles · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Bob focused on the Target audience, which in this context refers to the members of the grand jury, as they are the specific group within the larger audience whose opinions and decisions are most crucial to the case's outcome.

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