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This is known as the planning process, where you brainstorm and gather all the necessary information for your paper.

• drafting

• editing

• prewriting

• revising

A writing stage where you brainstorm ideas and topics related to your assignment.

• drafting

• editing

• prewriting

• revising

The writing stage where the ideas and the purpose of writing are being crafted into a tangible form.

• drafting

• editing

• prewriting

• revising

This pertains to the sentence that expresses your written work's topic and purpose.

• body

• conclusion

• introduction

• thesis statement

During this writing stage, one should start by writing the introduction to set the tone and introduce the topic.

• drafting

• editing

• prewriting

• revising

This writing stage is less concerned with the final structure of the essay and more with putting ideas into words.

• drafting

• editing

• prewriting

• revising

Writing stage where you can improve what you wrote by adding more information, omitting unnecessary details, re-arranging ideas, and even paraphrasing.

• drafting

• editing

• prewriting

• revising

What is the primary purpose of revising in the writing process?

• To add more details and information

• To check for grammar and spelling errors

• To create the first draft of the essay

• To improve coherence and clarity

Which of the following is NOT a step typically involved in the revising process?

• Adding new information and details to the essay

• Assessing word choice and clarity of language

• Checking for grammatical errors and spelling mistakes

• Reviewing the topic and focus of the paper

Which of the following best defines coherence in writing?

• The length of sentences in a paragraph

• The logical flow of ideas in a text

• The number of paragraphs in an essay

• The use of correct spelling and punctuation