MCQ Bank
Children produce a copy of their writing with all corrections made from the editing stage and then discuss this final draft with the teacher. (Final Draft)
- A) Final Draft
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The teacher offers the last suggestions for improvement.
- A) The teacher offers the last suggestions for improvement.
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This stage involves sharing the writing with an intended audience. (Publishing)
- A) Publishing
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It involves preparing a neatly handwritten or word processed copy of the final draft and the addition of illustrations or other graphic elements.
- A) It involves preparing a neatly handwritten or word processed copy of the final draft and the addition of illustrations or other graphic elements.
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Publication may extend to a multimedia presentation, a public performance or send their work to local newspapers. Here, the teacher is a member of the audience.
- A) Publication may extend to a multimedia presentation, a public performance or send their work to local newspapers. Here, the teacher is a member of the audience.
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In the teaching of writing we can either focus on the product of writing or on the writing process itself.
- A) In the teaching of writing we can either focus on the product of writing or on the writing process itself.
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When concentrating on the product, we are only interested in the aim of a task and in the end product (e.g., genre approach).
- A) When concentrating on the product, we are only interested in the aim of a task and in the end product (e.g., genre approach).
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Process approach pays attention to the various stages that any piece of writing goes through.
- A) Process approach pays attention to the various stages that any piece of writing goes through.
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drafting (process approach) are more important while writing in a foreign language. Writing process is complex and recursive in nature. (Editing and re)
- A) Editing and re
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Focusing on the process of writing may be time consuming.
- A) Focusing on the process of writing may be time consuming.
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The writing process is at least as important as the product.
- A) The writing process is at least as important as the product.
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Genre represents the norms of different kinds of writing. (Genre)
- A) Genre
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Students who are writing within a certain genre need to consider a number of different factors.
- A) Students who are writing within a certain genre need to consider a number of different factors.
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They need to have knowledge of the topic, the convention, and style of the genre.
- A) They need to have knowledge of the topic, the convention, and style of the genre.
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The context in which their writing will be read as well as by whom.
- A) The context in which their writing will be read as well as by whom.
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It is appropriate, especially, for students of ESP.
- A) It is appropriate, especially, for students of ESP.
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However, this can be prescriptive as it may encourage students to see writing as a form of ‘reproduction’ rather than as a creative act.
- A) However, this can be prescriptive as it may encourage students to see writing as a form of ‘reproduction’ rather than as a creative act.
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The term creative writing suggests imaginative tasks, such as writing poetry, stories and plays. (Creative Writing)
- A) Creative Writing
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discovery promotes effective learning (Gaffield-Vile,1998:31) (Creative writing is a journey and self)
- A) Creative writing is a journey and self
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When teachers set up imaginative writing tasks, those students frequently strive harder than usual.
- A) When teachers set up imaginative writing tasks, those students frequently strive harder than usual.
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