When Revising a Draft, a Writer Should Revise in Stages

question 51

Multiple Choice

When revising a draft, a writer should revise in stages. These stages, in the correct order, are ________.

• A) substantive editing (content and sequence), copy editing (tone and style), proofreading (grammar and mechanics)
• B) copy editing (tone and style), substantive editing (content and sequence), proofreading (grammar and mechanics)
• C) proofreading (grammar and mechanics), substantive editing (content and sequence), copy editing (tone and style)
• D) The editing stages-substantive editing, copy editing, and proofreading-are discrete; however, their order does not matter.

Identify the flow and management of costs in manufacturing operations.

Understand the concept of structural unemployment and its causes.

Distinguish between disinflation, deflation, and the conditions that contribute to each.

Grasp the definitions of various categories of unemployment and how they are measured.

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Definitions:

Numerical Labels

Represent identifiers in the form of numbers, used for categorization or sorting purposes.

Isoquants

Curves on a graph that represent combinations of different inputs that produce the same level of output.

Marginal Returns

The additional output resulting from a one-unit increase in the use of a variable input, keeping all other inputs constant.

Technical Efficiency

The ability of an entity to maximize output for a given set of inputs, using the least possible amount of resources.