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    The document discusses pre-writing strategies for writing essays. It provides examples of common pre-writing techniques like brainstorming and clustering. It also lists the main steps in the writing process as the 5 W's and 1 H: who, what, where, when, why, and how. The document suggests that the most important benefit of pre-writing is that it enhances critical thinking by allowing writers to discover ideas, plan, and analyze their topic. Of the three pre-writing strategies, brainstorming is considered the easiest and most convenient to use, especially for writing topics within a short period of time, as it quickly generates many ideas and choices for a topic.

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    Pre- writing Strategies

    Virtual Assessment 2

    Part 1.
    1. Activities that take place before you put words on paper are all part __________.
    Answer: Pre- writing

    2. The prewriting strategy that involves writing anything that comes to mind is called
    __________.
    Answer: Brainstorming

    3. Clustering is easily distinguished from other forms of pre-writing because it


    __________.
    Answer: consists of circles ideas linked together with lines

    4. Your reason for writing an essay is called your ___________.


    Answer: Thesis

    5. According to this chapter, which of the following is not considered during the planning
    process?
    Answer: conclusion

    6. Your purpose should be decided upon ___________.


    Answer: in advance of writing the essay

    7. Without when choosing your own subject for an essay, you should ____________.
    Answer: choose a subject that interests you

    8. Which of the following is not a purpose of prewriting?


    Answer: examining grammar errors

    9. Which of the following is not a question used in prewriting strategy?


    Answer: huh?

    10. Enumerate the SIX (6) steps in writing process.


    Answer: Five W’s and one H: Who?, What?, Where?, When?, Why? And How?

    Part 2.

    1. What do you think is the most important benefit of pre- writing? Why?
    the most important benefit of prewriting is to enhance your critical thinking through
    discovering ideas, planning and analyzing your topic.

    2. Among the three pre- writing strategies, which one is easier and more convenient to use
    for you? Why?

    brainstorming is the most easier and convenient when you’re planning to write your
    topics especially within a short period of Time. Making a list of your topic can help you
    to provide many ideas and choices for your topic.

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