

Revising and Editing
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Janice Bigby
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Revising and Editing

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Revising
We revise to improve clairty and add in supporting details and information
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Multiple Choice
What is the best revision to make in the following sentence?
A shill scream snaps me out of my daydream from the car behind me and returns my focus to the world around me.
A shill scream snaps me out of my daydream, and from the car behind me, it returns my focus to the world around me.
A shill scream snaps me out of my daydream and returns my focus to the world around me, it came from the car behind me.
A shill scream from the car behind me snaps me out of my daydream and returns my focus to the world around me.
A shill scream snaps me out of my daydream from the car behind me, returning my focus to the world around me.
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Multiple Choice
WHAT IS THE BEST REVISION FOR THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE?
When the war was over the soldiers left, and the Comanches returned to the cave for a short period of time.
When the war was over, the soldiers left, and the Comanches returned to the cave for a short period of time.
The war was over when, the soldiers left, and the Comanches returned to the cave for a short period of time.
Although, the war was over when the soldiers left, the Comanches returned to the cave for a short period of time.
When the war was over; the soldiers left, and the Comanches returned to the cave for a short period of time.
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Multiple Choice
How would you best revise this sentence?
I am planning to take art athletics coding and Spanish next year.
I am planning to take art, athletics, coding, and Spanish next year.
I am planning to take art and athletics. Coding and Spanish next year.
I am planing to take Art Athletic Coding and Spanish next year.
I am planning to take art; athletics; coding; and Spanish next year.
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Multiple Choice
How would you revise this sentence?
Ms. Wilson I am happy to say will be back in the classroom soon.
Ms. Wilson, I am happy to say, will be back in the classroom soon.
Ms. Wilson I am happy, to say will be back in the classroom soon.
Ms. Wilson, I am happy to say will be back in the classroom soon?
Ms. Wilson I am happy to says will be back in the classroom soon.
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Multiple Choice
What is the best way to revise this sentence: A famous basketball player carried the Chinese flag named Yao Ming.
A famous basketball player named Yao Ming carried the Chinese flag.
The famous basketball player who carried the Chinese flag, he was named Yao Ming.
A famous basketball player carried the Chinese flag he was named Yao Ming.
A famous basketball player carried the Chinese flag. Who was named Yao Ming.
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Multiple Choice
The movie theater was packed full of people excited to see the new Star Wars movie. So I decided to go see Transformers instead.
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Multiple Choice
. What is the correct way to write these sentences?
He busied himself turning this way and that, he looked around the small village square.
Busying himself turning this way and that and he looked around the small village square
Busying himself turning this way and that. He looked around the small village square.
He busied himself turning this way and that as he looked around the small village square.
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Multiple Choice
. Thomas wants to improve his opening paragraph. Which sentence provides the best imagery?
The old man swayed back and forth as he rode a donkey along a winding dirt road.
A donkey traveled along a road with an old man on his back.
An old man was on the back of a donkey on a dirt road.
The old man moved on a donkey in order to get to town.
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Editing
We edit to fix errors in capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and general grammar.
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Multiple Choice
The children at the daycare were excited when their mothers arrived and ran over to greet her.
Change her to them
Insert a comma after arrived.
Change excited to exited
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
Volunteering at the homeless shelters and children's hospitals are one of the most important activities for young adults.
Change are to is
Change activities to activity
Change Volunteering to Voluntering
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
Because she had more relatives and friends, Jenny sold more chocolate then Mark.
Change then to than
Delete the comma after friends
Insert a comma after relatives
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
"Make sure you study for the test," dad reminded me.
Change dad to Dad
Delete the comma after test
Change study to studied
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
Isabelle feels it's not fair that she has to clean the room by herself, it's her sister's room too.
Change fair to fare
Change the comma to a semicolon
Change "too" to "to"
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
I had enjoyed the restaurants in Houston for the last ten years.
Change had enjoyed to have enjoyed
Change restaurants to restarants
Change Houston to houston
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
Students are aloud to listen to music in the morning.
Change aloud to allowed
Change students to student
Insert a comma after music
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
What should you do if the selection is asking your to revise?
Go straight to the questions and answer them
Highlight all of the sentences
Write down all of your grammar rules
Read the selection before you answer the questions
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Multiple Choice
What should you do when you approach the multiple choice questions under the revising and editing selection?
Highlight keywords and sentences and use your X, ?, check strategy
Highlight key words only
Make the best guess
Use your X, ?, check strategy
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Multiple Choice
It didn't seem like such a small amount would be enough to make a pancake but I soon realized just how much the batter spreads out.
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Multiple Choice
While I scraped my impatience off the griddle, Dad showed me what he meant by "solid bubbles" and then taught me how to flip the pancakes correct.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Clearly, the world you live in today wouldn't be the same without the contributions of many dedicated scientists and they're work.
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Multiple Choice
Clearly, the world you live in today wouldn't be the same without the contributions of many dedicated scientists and they're work.
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Multiple Choice
(10) Instead of telling my Mom, I asked the teacher to move me to the front of the room.
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Multiple Choice
(9) “This, ladies and gentlemen,” Mr. Potter announced as he held up a hat, “Contains all the words on your vocabulary list.”
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Multiple Choice
What change, if any, should be made to this sentence?
The current living arrangements is causing me a lot of stress.
Change arrangements to arangements
Change is causing to are causing
Change a lot to alot
Make no change
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Multiple Choice
What change, if any, should be made to this sentence?
The current living arrangements is causing me a lot of stress.
Change arrangements to arangements
Change is causing to are causing
Change a lot to alot
Make no change
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