Writing Process and Revision Steps

This video tutorial guides students on how to write a final draft of a narrative reading response by incorporating all revisions in the correct order. It reviews the writing process, including reading the text, understanding the assignment, generating ideas, and writing a first draft. The lesson focuses on revising the draft by adding a strong introduction, character responses, dialogue, and thoughts. Students learn to incorporate revisions by copying the introduction, identifying the next words, and crossing out copied words. The final steps include editing and publishing the draft.

What is the main focus of the lesson on writing a final draft?

• Understanding the history of narratives

• Creating a new story from scratch

• Incorporating all revisions in the correct order

• Learning how to draw characters

What is the first step in the writing process mentioned in the lesson?

• Editing the draft

• Writing the final draft

• Reading the text multiple times

• Publishing the story

Which of the following is NOT part of the revision process?

• Adding character responses

• Writing a strong introduction

• Creating a new plot

• Incorporating dialogue

What is the first step in incorporating revisions into the final draft?

• Crossing out copied words

• Copying the introduction onto a clean sheet

• Adding new characters

• Changing the story's setting

What should you do after copying words from your draft?

• Erase the original draft

• Highlight the copied words

• Cross out the words in the draft

• Rewrite the entire draft

What indicates that a revision needs to be added in the final draft?

• A new paragraph

• A highlighted section

• A little number in the draft

• A different font style

What is the purpose of crossing out words in the draft?

• To highlight important sections

• To delete them permanently

• To indicate a mistake

• To mark them as copied

What is the final step before publishing the story?

• Adding more characters

• Changing the title

• Editing for spelling and grammar

• Revising the plot

What should you compare to see improvements in your story?

• The setting and the theme

• The character list and the plot

• The introduction and the conclusion

• The first draft and the final draft

What is the last step in the writing process?

• Generating ideas

• Editing and publishing

• Writing the first draft

• Reading the text