1D0-61B · Question #60
Which of the following examples of Web site tone on the home page would be most appropriate for the audience indicated?
The correct answer is C. A conversational tone for teens looking for music. Option C is correct because teens seeking music content expect an engaging, relatable experience - a conversational tone matches their casual browsing habits and makes the site feel approachable and fun. Why the distractors fail: A - Children on a gaming site need playful…
Question
Which of the following examples of Web site tone on the home page would be most appropriate for the audience indicated?
Options
- AA formal tone for a children's gaming site
- BA technical tone for online shoppers of furniture
- CA conversational tone for teens looking for music
- DA professional tone for tourists looking for a ski resort
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A14% (6)
- B7% (3)
- C76% (32)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Option C is correct because teens seeking music content expect an engaging, relatable experience - a conversational tone matches their casual browsing habits and makes the site feel approachable and fun.
Why the distractors fail:
- A - Children on a gaming site need playful, simple language; a formal tone would feel stiff and off-putting to young audiences.
- B - Online furniture shoppers are everyday consumers making purchasing decisions; technical language (specs, jargon) would confuse rather than help them.
- D - Tourists researching a ski resort are looking for excitement and vacation inspiration; while some professionalism is fine, a strictly professional tone sounds more like a corporate memo than a welcoming destination.
Memory tip: Match the energy of the audience - ask yourself "Who is visiting and what mood are they in?" Teens are casual, kids want fun, shoppers want clarity, and tourists want inspiration. The tone should mirror the visitor's mindset, not the business's preference.
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