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13-The Writing Process-2



True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

B.2 The revising stage is the 3rd stage in the writing process.
 

 2. 

B.2 A paragraph does not have to blatantly state the main idea.
 

 3. 

B.2 Transition words create a flow for your writing.
 

 4. 

B.2 Transition words are used in both expository and persuasive writing.
 

 5. 

B.2 The drafting stage is the 4th stage in the writing process.
 

 6. 

B.2 There are many different ways to begin your draft. You should use the same method as your teacher.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 7. 

B.2 In the revising stage you
a.
begin organize your work into its proper order.
d.
think about what you want to write about and what you are writing it for (entertainment, research, etc.)
b.
put what is in your head onto paper.
e.
have your work put into book form or you present it to the class.
c.
make grammatical changes to your work.
 

 8. 

B.2 In the publishing stage you
a.
begin organize your work into its proper order.
d.
think about what you want to write about and what you are writing it for (entertainment, research, etc.)
b.
put what is in your head onto paper.
e.
have your work put into book form or you present it to the class.
c.
make grammatical changes to your work.
 

 9. 

B.2 In the drafting stage you must focus on
a.
punctuation.
d.
Both A and B
b.
spelling.
e.
None of the above
c.
sentence organization.
 

 10. 

B.2 Prewriting notes have what significance in the drafting stage?
a.
Very little.
c.
They are a resource that you will use to write your draft.
b.
They are the most important aspect of the drafting stage.
d.
None of the above.
 



 
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