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Process of Writing

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Choose the correct sequence of writing process.

a)

Pre-writing - reading-brainstorming - publishing- drafting

b)

Pre-writing-drafting-revising - publishing - editing

c)

Pre-writing - drafting - revising - editing - publishing

d)

Pre-writing - editing-revising - drafting - publishing

2.

What activity you can do during the pre-writing stage?

a)

Write your ideas in order.

b)

Try out different beginnings and endings.

c)

Re read to see if sentences make sense

d)

Use a list or web or mind map to organise your ideas.

3.

What can you do during the final stage of writing?

a)

Think of an interesting title.

b)

Make sure you have complete sentences, correct spelling.

c)

Ask friend to proofread your work.

d)

Create a rough copy of your writing.

4.

What is Publishing? Check the right answer.

a)

Create a rough copy of your writing.

b)

Type your writing or copy it neatly onto new paper.

c)

Share your writing.

d)

Think about what you want to write.

e)

Read your work outloud.

5.

What do you do during Revising? Check the correct answers.

a)

Use quotes or add dialogues.

b)

Include descriptive words.

c)

Write your ideas in order.

d)

Use a list or web to organise your ideas.

e)

Add details to develop important parts.

6.

'Proofread your work.' Choose other tips you can do during this stage.

a)

Make sure you ask friend for proof reading your work.

b)

Make sure you ask friends for his additional ideas.

c)

Make sure you have complete sentences, correct spelling and punctuations.

d)

Think of an interesting title.

e)

Re read to see if each sentence makes sense.

7.

At the final stage, create a (a)   final copy.

8.

You can use (a)   or add dialogues to improve your writing.

9.

'Think about what you want to say or write.' This is a stage of

a)

Brainstorming

b)

Publishing

c)

Drafting

d)

Pre writing

10.

Drafting means

a)

Improve your writing.

b)

Create a rough copy of your writing.

c)

Proofread your work.

d)

Create a clean, final copy.