Writing Steps

The Writing process helps us plan out our writing. 

• True
• False
• I don't Know

There are ____ steps in the writing process. 

• 1
• 3
• 5
• 7

Taylor stated that there is no such thing as a writing process. Is Taylor correct or incorrect? 

• I agree with Taylor. 
• I disagree with Taylor. 
• I don't know. 

When the writer creates a list, a chart,  a table or a thinking map, they are in which stage of the writing process? 

• Draft 
• Proofread 
• Prewrite
• Revise

Jaden is looking over her writing to see if there are any misspelled word, end marks and words that need to be capitalize. Which stage of the writing process is Jaden in?

• Prewrite
• Draft
• Proofread
• Publishing

Christopher is putting his ideas on paper.  He is not concerned with grammar or punctuation mistakes.   What stage of the writing process is Christopher in? 

• Draft
• Prewrite
• Revise
• Proofread 

Every step in the writing process is the same. 

• I agree with the statement because all the stages are the same in the writing process. 
•  I disagree with that statement because the stages are different in the writing process. 
• I  don't know.

Tyler has complete his essay. He has reread it and made corrections. There aren't any misspelled words or grammatical errors.  He is ready to share his writing with his teacher.  Which stage of the writing process does it sound like Tyler is in?

• Prewrite
• Draft
• Proofread
• Publishing

In which stage is the writer ready to share his completed writing piece? 

• Publishing
• Draft
• Revise
• First 

What is revising? 

• When the writer create a list. 
• When the writer move ideas around, put them in different order, or add information. 
• When the writer look over his or her writing for capitalization. 
• Revising is not apart of the writing process.