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The Writing Process

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This writing stage is the planning phase of the process which helps to either expand or narrow focus and/or organize ideas.

a)

writing

b)

post writing

c)

free writing

d)

pre writing

2.

Writing is a product of one's thoughts and conceptualizations.

a)

true

b)

false

3.

This is another term used for clustering, a strategy which allows the individual to explore relationships between ideas.

a)

listing

b)

idea mapping

c)

free writing

d)

circling

4.

This is a post writing activity that requires the writer to make minor changes in his/her paper which includes spelling and grammar check.

a)

revision

b)

checking

c)

editing

d)

rewriting

5.

This is a prewriting strategy or technique which allows the writer to generate a bulk of information by writing non-stop.

a)

looping

b)

free writing

c)

clustering

d)

listing

6.

This is a post writing activity that requires the writer to change the meaning or way in which the reader perceives, experiences and interprets the paper.

a)

revising

b)

editing

c)

listing

d)

clustering

7.

This is a free writing technique where the writer jots down or types everything he or she can in 5-10 minute intervals, each time highlighting a specific idea or word from a previous cycle.

a)

looping

b)

listing

c)

clustering

d)

mapping

8.

Which of the following is not part of revising?

a)

improving overall clarity of ideas

b)

eliminating unnecessary elements

c)

reordering sentence structure

d)

choosing more descriptive words

9.

This is a one-sentence statement that is the basis or core of your entire paper.

a)

introduction

b)

thesis statement

c)

conclusion

d)

topic sentence

10.

This is a pre writing strategy which generates a lot of information within a short period of time by building on the association of previous terms the writer have previously mentioned.

a)

brainstorming

b)

clustering

c)

free writing

d)

looping