Writing Process Quiz

Imagine John is on a thrilling adventure to write an essay. Can you guess what his first exciting step in this journey would be?

• Diving deep into the ocean of knowledge and researching the topic

• Revising the essay like a time traveler revisiting the past

• Unleashing his creativity in a storm of prewriting or brainstorming ideas

• Editing the essay like a sculptor perfecting his masterpiece

Imagine you're about to pen down an exciting blog post for your website. What's the key factor you should keep in mind while picking the perfect topic?

• The word count limit for your blog post

• The opinions of your blog followers

• The target audience of your website

• The availability of research materials on the topic

Imagine you've just finished a marathon research session for your next big writing project. What's the next step you should take?

• Jump right into drafting without a second thought

• Take a moment to evaluate the credibility of your sources

• Completely skip the outlining step and wing it

• Start proofreading for spelling errors right away

Imagine you're a detective and you've just finished writing a report on a case. Why would you want to revise it?

• To spot and correct any sneaky spelling and punctuation errors that might have slipped in

• To rearrange the content so it tells a clear, logical story of your investigation

• To add more clues and evidence you've gathered

• To brainstorm more ideas about the case

Ready for a challenge? What's your move during the editing and proofreading stage?

• Would you check for complete sentences?

• Or, would you change the main idea of your essay?

• Perhaps, ignore spelling and punctuation errors?

• Or, would you use any style formatting you prefer?