When Writing Your First Draft, Which of the Following Should

question 43

Multiple Choice

When writing your first draft, which of the following should you NOT do?

• A) Imagine that you are sitting across the desk from your reader.
• B) Write unselfconsciously, with no fear of judgement.
• C) Think of it as a one-way conversation.
• D) Pay careful attention to spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

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Definitions:

Crafted Argument

A well-thought-out and structured presentation of reasons and evidence to support a particular position or viewpoint.

Supporting Evidence

Information or facts that are given to support a claim, argument, or hypothesis.

Data Discussion

An analytical conversation or examination of data, focusing on its interpretation, implications, or the methods used in its collection and analysis.

Descriptive Abstract

A descriptive abstract summarizes the contents of a document or presentation without providing judgement or critical analysis.