Which of the Following Is True About Editing and Reviewing

question 3

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about editing and reviewing written work?

• A) Good writers don't need to have their work edited or reviewed.
• B) Most students are keen to go over their work once it appears to be complete.
• C) The composition stage is more important than the editing stage.
• D) It is easier to see flaws in another's writing than it is to edit your own work.
• E) When reviewing someone else's work it is best to not highlight any problems in the text, so you don't bruise the writer's ego.

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