Argument Writing Quiz!

What does pre-writing mean?

• To finalize your argumentive writing

• To brain-storm and gather information before writing

• To edit and revise; looking over your writing to make sure there are no mistakes

• None of the above

Where does a counter-argument go in an argument writing?

• End

• Beginning

• Middle

• It doesn't go in this type of writing

What is the definition of revising?

• To make sentence-level changes

• To make major changes to the draft

• To make sentence-level changes and major changes to the draft

• None of the above

Jordon and her friend were working on a writing, Jordon and her friend forgot what comes after pre-writing! Which goes in order after pre-write?

• Writing, Evaluating, Editing, Revising, Publishing

• Writing, Revising, Editing, Publishing

• Writing, Editing, Revising, Publishing

• Writing, Revising, Editing, Evaluating, Publishing

Revising is

• Adding, Removing, Moving, or Substituting your writing (ARMS)

• Looking back in the your writing for misspelled words, incorrect punctuation, nouns and verbs usage, grammar, etc.

• The same as editing

• Looking back in your writing for sentences you want to change, put in, take out, etc.

What should happen in the conclusion when writing a argument writing?

• Restate all your claims, reasons.

• Include a end-hook, and counter-argument.

• All of the above

• None of the above

Is editing the same as revising?

• No, not really

• Yes, definitely!

• Maybe?

• I don't know

All of these questions should be asked during the planning phase of the writing process except:

• What am I being asked to write?

• Who is the audience for my essay?

• What do I want to accomplish in my essay?

• What ideas should I include in my first paragraph?

Sarah is done with brain-storming, drafting, revising and editing! What does she do next?

• Publish her writing! Shes done all the steps and now she is ready to turn it in

• Publish her writing! She has done everything already and just needs to look over it

• Nothing! She doesn't do anything next, shes done!

In this step of the writing process, you are organizing your thoughts into complete sentences, but are not yet worried about spelling, capitalization, punctuation, or word choice.

• revising
• publishing
• drafting
• editing