IRS 2 SFL1 - Writing Part 1

Multiple Choice

The skill of marking coherent words on paper and creating text.

• Merriam-Webster

• Oxford English Dictionary

• The Routledge Handbook of Writing Studies

Multiple Choice

A process that organizes ideas, reflects on meaning, and communicates effectively.

• Merriam-Webster

• Oxford English Dictionary

• The Routledge Handbook of Writing Studies

Multiple Choice

The act of composing text using symbols, letters, or characters.

• Merriam-Webster

• Oxford English Dictionary

• The Routledge Handbook of Writing Studies

Multiple Choice

Writers must consider who will read their work. Understanding audience helps determine viewpoint (first, second, or third person) and tone (formal or informal).

• Purpose

• Audience

• Clarity

• Unity

• Coherence

Multiple Choice

Every sentence should support the main idea, ensuring relevance and consistency throughout the text.

• Purpose

• Audience

• Clarity

• Unity

• Coherence

Multiple Choice

The reason for writing, typically to inform, persuade, or entertain

• Purpose

• Audience

• Clarity

• Unity

• Coherence

Multiple Choice

Ideas should flow logically using:

Logical order (structuring ideas properly).

Repetition of key words (to maintain focus).

Transitional words/phrases (to connect ideas smoothly).

• Purpose

• Audience

• Clarity

• Unity

• Coherence

Open Ended

Why do you think writing is Important?