Annotations
Writing Process
Proofreading
Revision Checklist
Author's Purpose
100

Which annotation symbol would you use when you are confused and need to remind yourself to ask your teacher a question?

A question mark.

100

Which stage of writing describes when you turn in your work?

Publishing/presenting

100

How do you indicate you need to change a letter to lowercase?

Write on the board or see the proofreading checklist.

100

Which kinds of revisions have to do with word choice?

Changing nouns, adjectives, adverbs, or verbs with more precise words. Changing words that are used too often.

100

True or False: A piece of writing can persuade, inform, AND entertain.What does PIE stand for?

True

200

Which annotation symbol could you use to take note of a vocabulary word you don't know?

A circle around the word.

200

What is another name for brainstorming?

Prewriting

200

What's the symbol for take out/delete? Draw it on the board.

(See proofreading checklist)

200

Which kinds of revisions have to do with voice?

Seeing if your writing sounds forced or unnatural.

200

When you think about author's purpose, what do you call the person or group of people who read a particular piece of writing?

The audience.

300

Which annotation mark could point to the main idea or an important point in the text?

A star.

300

Which happens in the drafting stage?

It's when you write a rough draft with an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion.

300

What are two ways to indicate "add a period?"

See the board or proofreading checklist.

300

Which kinds of revisions have to do with ideas and content?

Checking to see if details should be added or deleted.

300

What does the P in PIE stand for?

Persuade

400

Which annotation symbol would you use to help you remember important information?

Highlight or underline.

400

In which stage of writing should you focus on reading your work out loud to check for mistakes?

Editing/Proofreading

400

How do you indicate that you need to capitalize a letter?

Write on the board or see the proofreading checklist.

400

Which kinds of revisions have to do with organization?

Thinking about how clear the order of details is. Thinking about transitions between ideas.

400

What does the I in PIE stand for?

Inform

500

What can you do if you want to take notes about connections to a text?

Write in the margins.

500

Which stage of writing looks at sentence fluency and whether or not your writing sounds choppy? 

Revising

500

What's the symbol that indicates the writer needs to swap the order of letters or words?

Write it on the board or see the proofreading checklist.

500

What is the sixth trait of good writing? Hint: It comes down to one word that includes capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling.

Conventions

500

What does the E in PIE stand for?

Entertain