Draft of a Short Piece Using Literary Conventions

Draft of a Short Piece Using Literary Conventions

Using a concept map, write the words that can be associated to “Writing a Draft”.

Open Ended

What are the words that can be associated to “Writing a Draft”? Then, create your own definition.

What are the areas or considerations in writing a draft?

Prewriting/Planning

This is the stage where the writer thinks of the possible concept or ideas. Conceptualizing helps to determine the flow of the write-up.

Multiple Choice

Just tell something about your story in just one to three sentences. You can also make a list of possible theme, tone and motif of your piece depending on its applicability

• Use the learned styles, elements and techniques.

• Identify your topic.

• Outline your story/output.

Multiple Choice

Organize your thoughts. consider other elements that are applicable to your genre such as the characters and characterization, setting and atmosphere, conflicts, point of view and other possible elements.

• Use the learned styles, elements and techniques.

• Identify your topic.

• Outline your story/output.

Multiple Choice

It provides vivid impact to the readers once you are done writing it.

• Use the learned styles, elements and techniques.

• Impart Dialogues and other conventions if necessary.

• Think of possible titles of your piece.

Multiple Choice

It makes the piece more interesting and appealing to the readers. The diction plays also important thing in your writing. Remember your target audience.

• Use the learned styles, elements and techniques.

• Impart Dialogues and other conventions if necessary.

• Think of possible titles of your piece.

Multiple Choice

Consider the content and see to it that it is interesting and catchy to the target audience.

• Read your draft.

• Think of possible titles of your piece.

• Impart Dialogues and other conventions if necessary.

Multiple Choice

This will help you to review and comprehend the things and information that you have written.

• Read your draft.

• Think of possible titles of your piece.

• Impart Dialogues and other conventions if necessary.