The following question refers to “teaching chess, and life”: in writing his essay, carlos capellan was probably aiming for what audience? amateur chess players who are looking for high school chess coaches who want to build a chess team troubled middle-school students young people who want to improve their lives

In writing his essay, Carlos Capellan was probably aiming for young people who want to improve their lives

Explanation:

The essay “Teaching Chess, and Life” tells the story of how Carlos Capellan got into chess and advanced to participate in tournaments, but that is not all, he describes the place where he as many others in the chess club come from, they are surrounded by gangs and problems and in the chess club they learn to be good people and have a better life than most of the kids who do not have anyone to show them the right way.

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c (: when ulrich considers throwing georg the flask