Passage: The most important thing about telling a story is understanding your audience . Then , you can tailor the story to their interests . For instance , I was asked to tell a story to a class of first graders . Most little children really like animals and they like hearing about animals doing unusual , even impossible things . They like to use their imaginations , and hear others using their imaginations also . So I sat on the floor with the children and told them a story of a small dog that was never taken seriously by the big dogs , and how the dog saved them all when the dogcatcher came . It 's also important to know the right language that will be understood by your audience , so I was sure to use words that 6 year olds would understand . I also kept the story to just about 8 minutes knowing kids that age do n't want to sit still for a long time . Question: What group of people were they thinking about? Option1: 6 year olds Option2: third graders
6 year olds