The Writing Revolution

What are the three steps you MUST do to a writing prompt?

• Highlight, re-write, go!

• Highlight, re-write, snack!

• I am a genius and don't need to do anything. 

• Highlight, re-write, attack! 

What is the primary focus of 'The Writing Revolution'?

• A) Improving grammar skills

• B) Enhancing vocabulary

• C) Teaching structured writing

• D) Encouraging creative writing

Which of the following is a key component of 'The Writing Revolution' approach?

• A) Free writing exercises

• B) Sentence expansion

• C) Poetry analysis

• D) Vocabulary quizzes

In 'The Writing Revolution', what is the purpose of sentence combining?

• A) To create longer sentences

• B) To improve sentence variety and complexity

• C) To simplify writing

• D) To enhance vocabulary

What does 'The Writing Revolution' suggest about the relationship between writing and reading?

• A) Writing is more important than reading

• B) Reading and writing are unrelated

• C) Writing skills can enhance reading comprehension

• D) Reading skills are not necessary for good writing

Which of the following best describes the 'The Writing Revolution' method?

• A) A focus on creative expression

• B) A structured approach to writing

• C) An emphasis on grammar drills

• D) A reliance on peer feedback

What is a 'kernel sentence' in the context of 'The Writing Revolution'?

• A) A complex sentence

• B) A simple, basic sentence

• C) A sentence with multiple clauses

• D) A sentence with advanced vocabulary

How does 'The Writing Revolution' propose to improve students' analytical skills?

• A) Through creative writing

• B) By analyzing sentence structure

• C) By memorizing vocabulary

• D) Through peer reviews

What role does grammar play in 'The Writing Revolution'?

• A) It is the main focus

• B) It is integrated into writing instruction

• C) It is taught separately

• D) It is not considered important

Which of the following is NOT a strategy used in 'The Writing Revolution'?

• A) Sentence expansion

• B) Sentence combining

• C) Free writing

• D) Text-based writing