| Revision | Procrastination | Critical Thinking | Drafting |
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When using a computer for revising, what program allows you to spell check your work?
Microsoft Word
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What is Procrastination?
Procrastination refers to the human practice of postponing action and/or thought
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What is the definition of critical thinking?
Refers to the ability to reflect upon and evaluate the merits of our own ideals and those of others
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T Or F: Your first draft is permanent and cannot be changed.
False
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T Or F: You can improve your revision skills
True
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What are 3 ways to help stop procrastination?
Leave your friends, close your door, and turn off your phone and TV
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What is the difference between fact and opinion?
Fact is the accepted truth whose verification is not affected by its source where someone's opinion is a belief not necessarily proven
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What is the condition of being unable to think of what to write or how to proceed with writing called?
Writers block
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What are two words that go along with the word 'Revision' ?
Proof reading and Editing
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Where is a good place to work to prevent procrastination?
Find a suitable place to work. One that is comfortable but not too cozy or near distractions
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How do you support your opinion?
You must offer evidence of one or more kinds (meaning personal experiences, research materials, etc.)
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T OR F: Collaborative teamwork is not a good idea when trying to draft?
False
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What is the basic definition of Revision?
Re-seeing your writing to find ways you can make it better
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What is the key to stop procrastination?
Mental attitude is key
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T Or F: When writing an essay you must allow all emotions and biased opinions in your paper
False
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When drafting, why should you leave spaces around your work?
It gives you room to write in more details and information.
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What are the three myths of Revision?
1. Revision is not autopsy 2. Revision is not limited to editing or proofreading 3. Revision is not punishment or busywork
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Why do people procrastinate?
Procrastination results from insecurity, the fear that we aren't up to the task at hand
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What should you always do in your paper and at the end when you use another person’s information?
Use in-text citations and have a works cited page
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Should you throw away your notes, outlines, and drafts?
No, it is always a good idea to keep them for backup in case of a change of ideas.
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