Prewriting
Drafting
Editing/Revising
Publishing
Thesis Statements & More
100

Prewriting is the ____ step of the writing process.

first

100

Drafting is the ___ step of the writing process?

2nd

100

Which step of the writing process is revising? Which step is editing?

3rd & 4th (they can be reversed in order)

100

What is publishing, in your own words?

Sharing your work with others

100

What is the purpose of a thesis statement?

Answers will vary.

Suggested answer: To explain what to focus of the piece of writing will be.

200

Which of these is not important to keep in mind when prewriting?

A) purpose

B) audience

C) punctuation

C) punctuation

200

True or False: It is best to complete a draft in one single sitting.

False

200

Revising & editing should be _____________.

A) clean

B) easy

C) messy

D) funny

C) messy

200

True or False: Publishing can help writers to feel a sense of accomplishment.

True

200

True or False: The steps of the writing process may be repeated and done multiple times for one piece of writing.

True

300

Which word best describes the prewriting process? A) Structured B) Specific C) Informal

C) Informal

300

Which of the following is part of the drafting process? A) Adding and removing information B) Using a graphic organizer C) Crafting full sentences and paragraphs

C) Crafting full sentences and paragraphs

300

What does the acronym CUPS stand for?

C-capitalization, U-usage, P-punctuation, S-spelling

300

What order should citations be put in on a bibliography or work cited page?

Alphabetical

300

Why is it important to cite our sources?

Answers will vary.

Suggested answer: To avoid plagiarism and give credit to the person who had the original idea.

400

What are some tools that can be used to assist you during the prewriting process?

Suggested answers: Graphic Organizers, Webs Brainstorming, Articles, Conversations

400

Why is it okay to make mistakes in your rough draft?

Possible answer: Because during editing and revising you will fix those errors. You do not want to stop the flow of your writing to worry about things like mistakes.

400

What does the acronym ARMS stand for?

A- add,  R- remove,  M- move, S- substitute

400
What style font should your papers be typed in?
12 point, Times New Roman
400
When citing, which punctuation mark is used to enclose a direct quote or fact that is written or stated by somebody other than yourself?
quotation marks
500

What is prewriting in your own words? Be COMPLETE and SPECIFIC.

Answers will vary.

Suggested answer: Thinking of ideas before writing.

500

What is drafting, in your own words?

Answers will vary.

Suggested answer: Getting your initial ideas down on paper.

500

What are the differences between editing and revising, in your own words?

Answers will vary.

Suggested answer: Editing is fixing mistakes at the sentence level & Revising is making larger overall improvements.

500

What should always be at the top of a formatted paper?

Author's name and title

500

What does the thesis statement include?

Answers will vary.

Suggested answer: The overall focus of the writing and topic of each paragraph.

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