Reader Analysis ChartFor this assignment, we will explore different types of readers, specifically in terms of theirneeds,values, andattitudes. You will need to identify/create three groups –aprimarygroup, asecondarygroup, and a gatekeeper group. You can be creative in your group criteria, but your purpose should center on potential stakeholders for the mock business or organization you created for your portfolio (if you haven’t decided yet, now is the time).Once you have your groups, create a Reader Analysis Chart (see pp. 21-22, & 37 of our textbook for examples).You can make up your own demographic groups; the following list may help you develop some ideas (they are listed in no particular order):Technical writing students in this classYour instructorA 90 year-old grandmotherA military wifeA local politicianA girl still in high-school who is taking this class for college creditA Four-Star GeneralA welder trying to get an education so he can get a better jobAn unemployed fatherA genius 12-year-old boy who finished school earlyA prison inmate taking online college courses while serving timeA single motherThe CEO of a company looking to improve his technical writing skills on the sideA disabled veteranA shut-in who is obsessed with fresh-water fishA talking (and reading) dog named FoosballJim, Sarah, and Dominique from Human ResourcesClownsFeel free to be creative. Remember, as it is with all technical writing tasks, you will need to take the time to edit and revise your work so it is clean, readable, informative, and attractive to your readers.Once you have completed your Reader Analysis Chart, post it to the week one drop box.