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which audience is this mostly likely written for?

a. people who organically grown produce
b. produce managers in grocery stores
c. people who are organic gardeners
d. people who are unsure what organic produce is

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You may have noticed produce labeled as organic in the grocery store and wondered why it is displayed separately from the rest. Organic refers to living things, like plants and animals. Organic fruits and vegetables are grown differently than the majority of produce you find on shelves in the grocery store. They are produced without the use of synthetic, or artificial, fertilizers or pesticides. However, there is more to it than that. Organic gardeners think of their plants as part of a whole system in nature. This includes the soil, the water supply, people, wildlife, and insects.

Which audience is this article most likely written for?

people who are organic gardeners

people who eat organically grown produce

produce managers in grocery stores

people who are unsure what organic produce is

people who are unsure what organic produce is

Explanation:

The articles above is a form of expository, which is made with the purpose of providing a certain information to the audience without adding any personal opinion to the article.

The articles above contains the basic definition of 'organic', along with basic  characteristics of organic products.  This type of information is usually already well known by long -time consumers of the organic products and the people who work in organic products industry. (gardeners and the managers)

So, we can conclude that this article is made for  people who are unsure what organic produce is

the aksumite empire was an ancient kingdom located in what is now northern ethiopia from the period of 100 ad to 940 ad. its capital was the city of aksum. the kingdom established itself as one of the 4 great powers at its time, along with persia, rome, and china.

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