Editing Checklist Quiz

What is the first step in the self-editing checklist?

• Development Edit

• Line Edit

• Copy Edit

• Final Proofread

Which step focuses on checking for flaws in overall content, organization, structure, and voice?

• Development Edit

• Line Edit

• Copy Edit

• Final Proofread

What should you check for during the Line Edit phase?

• Major changes to paragraph and sentence structure

• Minor errors in punctuation

• Overall content and organization

• Final read-through for errors

Which phase involves correcting minor errors in mechanics such as punctuation, spelling, and grammar?

• Copy Edit

• Development Edit

• Line Edit

• Final Proofread

What is the purpose of the Final Proofread step?

• Correct any minor remaining errors before submission

• Check for flaws in content and structure

• Make major changes to sentence structure

• Correct minor errors in punctuation

During which phase should you ensure your ideas flow together and connect clearly to each other and your thesis?

• Development Edit

• Line Edit

• Copy Edit

• Final Proofread

What should you do to ensure your word choice engages your reader in the topic?

• Line Edit

• Copy Edit

• Development Edit

• Final Proofread

Which step involves checking if your subjects and verbs all agree?

• Copy Edit

• Development Edit

• Line Edit

• Final Proofread

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1F

What should you do during the Final Proofread to listen for errors or unclear sentences?

• Re-read your writing out loud

• Check for consistent verb tenses

• Ensure ideas flow together

• Use paragraphs to separate ideas

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1D

CCSS.L.3.1E

CCSS.L.4.1B

CCSS.L.5.1.B-D

Which phase asks if you have a clear thesis or topic?

• Development Edit

• Line Edit

• Copy Edit

• Final Proofread