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Writing process
The document outlines the typical steps involved in the writing process: 1. Preparation including choosing a topic, purpose, audience and level of formality. 2. Generating ideas through techniques like brainstorming, freewriting and clustering. 3. Focusing the topic and outlining or organizing the information, which can follow principles of coordination, subordination, division and parallelism and take the form of numeric-letter sequences, decimals or topic and sentence outlines. 4. Drafting, revising, editing and then publishing the work.
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- 2. (Reference 1, p.156) Directions:Arrange the following statements based on how you write an essay. Use the space provided for your answer. You may repeat certain steps or exclude items that you do not undertake.
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- 5. 1.Topic 2. General Purpose 3.Specific Purpose 4. Target Output 5. Audience 6. Writer’s Persona 7. Level of Formality
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- 8. A. Brainstorming B. Freewriting C.Clustering
- 12. IV. FOCUSING ATOPIC
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- 14. A. Four Principles 1.COORDINATION • Organizing items that are equal significance in comparable letter or numeral designation
- 15. A. Four Principles 2.Subordination • Organizing items to indicate level of significance; that is identifying the major and minor heading. The details in the subheads should be related to the details in the main headings.
- 16. A. Four Principles 3.DIVISION • Dividing each level of clustered information in at least two parts; that is avoiding the use of A if there is no B and avoiding 1 if there is no 2.
- 17. A. Four Principles 4.PARALLELISM • Structuring the clustered entries in the same linguistic form.
- 18. B. ACCORDING TO FORMATS 1.Number-Letter Sequence (Alphanumeric) 2. Decimal Sequence
- 19. C. TYPES ACCORDING TOSTRUCTURE 1. Topic Outline – uses words or phrases as entries 2. Sentence Outline- uses sentences as entries
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