You will hear five people talking about "Whether They Write for Themselves or for Their Readers ". For questions 9~13, choos

You will hear five people talking about "Whether They Write for Themselves or for Their Readers ".
    For questions 9 to 13, choose from the list A to F what each speaker says.
    Use the letters only once. There is one extra letter which you do not need to use.
Speaker 1:
    Not actually. Even when I am writing advertising copy, I am writing for myself, in a sense that I derive pleasure for making a well-crafted sentence or clearly stating a thought. But there wouldn’t be much point in writing if someone else isn’t going to read it. So the reader’s view comes into play pretty fast.
Speaker 2:
    I never write for the reader even when I am writing how-to articles. I write in a manner that I wouldn’t want to be instructed. The way I see it is that I am my own biggest critic. If I can write for myself and be happy with it, I have satisfied the only critic that I have to live with. Nothing else matters.
Speaker 3:
    For the most part, I write for myself because I don’t know what readers will come my way and what they might be interested in. I just write about what I think is interesting in a style I am comfortable with, and then hope for a readership that likes both. Actually I hope for any readership.
Speaker 4:
    Definitely for myself. As I don’t like reading nearly as much as writing, so I wouldn’t have a clue how to please my readers. The readers come into play when I consider if I will offend people by saying this or that, or if the possible offence is worth the idea or thought I put out there. Speaker 5:
    When it comes to blogging, there is no reason why they have to be mutually exclusive. Other types of writing need to be more targeted. For marketing materials and ad copy, the reader must be foremost. Journaling is for oneself. And I doubt fiction can be successful unless the reader is foremost in the writer’s mind.
That is the end of Part 2. You now have 20 seconds to copy your answers on the Answer Sheet.