The video tutorial explains the differences between revising and editing questions on the STAR test. It provides examples of both types of questions, highlighting the need for understanding grammar and sentence structure. The tutorial includes a passage analysis, demonstrating how to edit and revise sentences effectively. It concludes with additional resources for students to practice these skills.

Which of the following is NOT typically addressed in editing questions?

• Capitalization

• Punctuation

• Prepositions

• Word choice

Which of the following is an example of an editing question?

• What is the most effective way to revise sentence seven?

• How should sentence one be changed?

• What is the main idea of the passage?

• Which word should replace 'biggest' in sentence three?

What is the main focus of revising questions on the STAR test?

• Identifying punctuation mistakes

• Improving word choice and sentence structure

• Correcting spelling errors

• Changing verb tenses

What is a key difference between revising and editing questions?

• Revising questions focus on spelling errors.

• Editing questions require understanding the passage.

• Revising questions involve improving sentence effectiveness.

• Editing questions are more in-depth than revising questions.

What is the purpose of highlighting sentences in revising questions?

• To focus on sentences that might need correcting

• To identify spelling errors

• To change verb tenses

• To find punctuation mistakes

Why might revising questions require more in-depth thinking?

• They focus on punctuation errors.

• They require understanding the passage's content and organization.

• They involve correcting capitalization.

• They are simpler than editing questions.

In the example passage, what is the correct way to edit sentence one?

• Change 'are' to 'is'

• Change 'have' to 'has'

• Remove the hyphen in 'cold-blooded'

• Insert 'with' before 'few exceptions'

Which sentence structure is incorrect in the example passage?

• The whale shark is the biggest fish.

• Some sharks are harmless and eat plankton.

• Sharks are hunted for food in many countries.

• Fish are aquatic vertebrates have fins gills and are cold-blooded.

What is the role of the preposition 'with' in the example passage?

• To indicate possession

• To connect ideas

• To complete the sentence structure

• To show contrast

What is the most effective way to revise sentence seven in the example passage?

• Sharks are hunted for food in many countries and some of them like the great white shark can attack people.

• Sharks can attack people like the great white shark and are hunted for food in many countries.

• The great white shark can attack people but sharks are hunted for food in many countries.

• Sharks are hunted like the great white shark for food in many countries but some of them can attack people.