6W05

When planning your essay, what is the first step you should take?

• Write the conclusion.

• Choose a topic.

• Write the introduction.

• Decide on the number of paragraphs.

What is the purpose of revising your writing?

• To correct spelling mistakes.

• To improve the content and structure.

• To add more paragraphs.

• To change the font and style.

Which of the following is NOT a step in the editing process?

• Checking for grammatical errors.

• Ensuring all sources are cited.

• Adding new ideas to the content.

• Correcting spelling mistakes.

Rewriting your draft primarily helps in:

• Making your handwriting better.

• Improving the clarity and flow of your writing.

• Increasing the length of your essay.

• Changing the topic of your essay.

When planning your writing, creating an outline helps to:

• Finalize your thesis statement.

• Organize your thoughts and ideas.

• Correct grammatical errors.

• Choose a writing style.

During the revision process, asking for feedback from peers and adults can help you:

• Finish writing faster.

• Identify areas of improvement.

• Increase the word count.

• Choose better fonts.

Why is it important to edit your writing for grammar and punctuation?

• To make the writing longer.

• To ensure clear and effective communication.

• To change the style of writing.

• To add more descriptive language.

Rewriting an essay can involve:

• Changing the topic completely.

• Keeping everything the same but using different words.

• Making significant improvements to the structure and argument.

• Only correcting spelling mistakes.

What is a benefit of planning before writing?

• It eliminates the need for revision.

• It ensures that you won't have to edit your work.

• It helps you stay focused and organized.

• It guarantees a perfect first draft.

Which of the following is true about the revision process?

• It should be done quickly.

• It involves checking for only spelling errors.

• It is a thorough process that may involve rethinking your arguments and evidence.

• It is unnecessary if you have a strong first draft.