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Grade 5 English - Planning and Revising
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Writing should always be proofread for errors. Sometimes, a writing piece may need to be written and rewritten because of them. Don't worry if this happens to you - rewriting strengthens the piece. There are a few components to the writing process besides writing itself: planning, revising, editing, rewriting and trying a new approach.

 

Grade 5 English - Planning and Revising
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10 Questions

1. Why should rough drafts be rewritten into a final draft?
2. What should be occurring right before the rewriting stage?
3. Your teacher gives you the writing assignment below.
Writing assignment: Explain the similarities and differences between a battle and a war.
You start writing the first body paragraph.
You don't want to write one big paragraph of similarities and one of differences.
What would be the best alternative approach to this writing?
4. Which of the following is a tool to use during the planning part of the writing process?
5. While in the editing stage, what will you most likely be doing?
6. You are adding a few new thoughts to your persuasive essay.
What stage of the writing process are you in?
7. Your teacher hands you a plot map during the planning stage of the writing process.
What type of writing will you most likely be doing with a plot map?
8. While in the editing stage, what will you most likely be doing?
9. Your teacher hands you a plot map during the planning stage of the writing process.
What type of writing will you most likely be doing with a plot map?
10. Which of the following is true about the editing stage of the writing process?