Written Expression Flashcards
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An examiner notes a student plans, drafts, and revises before finishing. This reflects:
Answer: Use of the writing process
Planning, drafting, and revising are stages of the writing process.
Which sentence demonstrates parallel structure?
Answer: She likes reading, writing, and drawing.
All three items share the same '-ing' gerund form.
Which is the best example of a clear thesis statement?
Answer: School uniforms improve focus by reducing distractions.
A thesis states a clear, arguable main point.
A student consistently writes legible but very slow handwriting. This most affects:
Answer: Writing fluency
Slow production lowers fluency even when legibility is fine.
Which revision adds the most specific detail?
Answer: The puppy chewed the leather shoe by the door.
Concrete nouns and details create vivid, specific writing.
Which sentence correctly uses a comma in a compound sentence?
Answer: I wanted to play, but it started to rain.
A comma precedes the coordinating conjunction joining two independent clauses.
When scoring a narrative, 'voice' refers to:
Answer: The writer's distinctive tone and personality on the page
Voice is the individual style and tone a writer conveys.