HPC1043 - Topic 9

What is Guided Free Writing?

• Writing continuously with no rules or structure

• Writing continuously for a set period while following some guidelines

• Writing by memorizing text exactly

• Writing only personal journal entries

Which of the following is a primary benefit of Guided Free Writing?

• It enforces strict grammar and punctuation rules
  
  

• It builds confidence and reduces writer’s block

• It limits idea generation to specific topics

• It discourages creativity by imposing too many rules

How does Guided Free Writing differ from traditional Free Writing?

• It uses structured prompts, themes, or guiding questions

• It requires memorizing texts

• It forbids any spontaneous ideas

• It is only used for brainstorming

Which question set should a student ask when examining a stimulus for guided writing?

• What is my favorite color?

• Is this text long enough?

• Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?

• Do I like this picture?

In the guided writing process, what is the purpose of using linking words like “First” and “However”?

• To confuse the reader

• To connect ideas and improve flow

• To replace all descriptive details

• To introduce unrelated topics

What should be included in the introduction of a guided writing outline?

• Detailed descriptions of every element in the stimulus

• A general statement about the topic with key details from the stimulus

• Only the conclusion of the writing

• A list of vocabulary words

Which of the following steps comes immediately after drafting in the guided writing process?

• Planning your writing

• Writing the conclusion first

• Checking and improving (correcting mistakes and ensuring smooth flow)

• Skipping editing and finalizing the text

Choose the most probable detail a writer might mentioned in the main body?

• An unrelated commentary on weather conditions

• The picture shows a peaceful park on a sunny day

• A summary of the writer’s opinion about parks

• A man is jogging, children are playing, and an elderly couple is feeding ducks

What is the role of the stimulus in guided writing?

• It provides structured support to help develop ideas and organize writing

• It serves as a strict template that must be copied exactly

• It is only used for creative writing without any analysis

• It is optional and not used in guided free writing

Which detail is NOT in the picture?

• Colorful stalls and vendors shouting

• People shopping and bargaining

• A specific name for the marketplace

• The overall energetic atmosphere