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What should you avoid while writing your first draft
Fix every spelling and grammar error you see - apex (: im watching....
Why should you wait to revise until after you finish your draft
All of the above are correct.
How should you handle a new idea that occurs to you as you write
Try to fix it into your outlining
What should you do if you run into trouble or get stuck as you draft
Go back to your outline and use it to find and fix the problem
What do you not look for in the global revision stage
spelling
Which stage follows drafting
revision
What should you do while you write
Just write, without any distractions
What should you do with new ideas during the drafting phase of the writing process
Check the outline to see if there is a place for the new ideas
When you identify the source of an idea or a quotation what are you doing
Citing
Which of the following should leaders NOT do during brainstorming
Demand specific benefits
If you get stuck trying to move from one thought to the next while writing it may mean that you have a gap in your logic. How can you fix this problem
You can add a bridge or transition that will get you from one idea to the next.
Which of the-following thesis statements does not need to be rewritten
Shakespeare's King Lear is about nothing: Ciphers and zeros recur as motifs and represent the main theme of the play.
If you need to cite a document on a Web site, what basic information do you need
Author's last name first name. "Title of Document." Title of Web site. Document date or date of last revision. Date accessed.
Which of the-following passages effectively paraphrases the excerpt below Books wrote our life story, and as they accumulated on our shelves (and on our windowsills, and underneath our sofa, and on top of our refrigerator), they became chapters in it....
Books told a lot about our lives and what has happened during our lives.
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