Using Signal Words to Show Sequence in Writing

The video tutorial teaches the use of signal words to guide readers through writing by showing the sequence of events. It explains the importance of signal words like 'first', 'next', and 'finally' in organizing writing. The tutorial uses the story of the Wright brothers to demonstrate how to revise text for clarity by incorporating signal words. It encourages students to practice using signal words to improve their writing.

What is the primary purpose of using signal words in writing?

• To make the text more colorful

• To guide readers through the sequence of events

• To confuse the reader

• To increase the word count

Which of the following is NOT a common signal word?

• Because

• Finally

• After

• Before

In the example of building a paper airplane, which signal word is used to indicate the first step?

• Next

• Finally

• First

• Then

What was the initial state of the Wright brothers' kites according to the draft?

• Colorful

• Large

• Simple

• Complex

Which signal word was used to describe the Wright brothers' first successful flight?

• Finally

• Next

• Then

• Before

What should writers do to avoid repetition of signal words?

• Use only one signal word

• Mix and match different signal words

• Use the same word repeatedly

• Avoid using signal words

What is the final step in the process of revising writing with signal words?

• Remove all signal words

• Ensure clarity of event order

• Add more content

• Ignore the sequence