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Freewriting: Definition & Examples
1. Freewriting helps students at what stage of the writing process?
2. How does freewriting help writers?
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About this Quiz & Worksheet
One of the biggest benefits of freewriting is that you can discover new things about yourself as a writer, and this quiz/worksheet duo can help test your understanding of freewriting and its benefits.
Quiz & Worksheet Goals
In these assessments you will be tested on the following:
- Benefits of freewriting
- Best description of freewriting
- Stage in which freewriting helps students
Skills Practiced
This quiz and worksheet will allow students to test the following skills:
- Making connections - use your understanding of the concept of freewriting possibly leading to the discovery of new talents
- Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about the freewriting process
- Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding the benefits of freewriting
Additional Learning
To learn more about freewriting and its benefits, review the corresponding lesson titled Freewriting: Definition & Examples. The lesson will cover the following objectives:
- Defines freewriting
- Explains how journal and essay writing can be freewriting
- Understands the importance of reading written material
- Provides a freewriting example
- Identifies the benefits of freewriting
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11 in chapter 12 of the course:
- How to Focus Your Essay and Respond to the Essay Prompt 7:54
- What is a Thesis Statement? 6:47
- How to Write a Thesis Statement 7:53
- How to Write a Strong Personal Essay 6:33
- How to Determine the Best Audience or Readers for an Essay 7:11
- Audience Opposition: Anticipating and Refuting Opposing Views in Your Essays 7:40
- How to Edit and Improve Essay Content 9:40
- Peer Editing: How to Edit Essays By Other Writers 4:21
- What are Logical Fallacies? - Define, Identify and Avoid Them 8:41
- What is a Simple Subject? - Definition & Examples 2:57
- Freewriting: Definition & Examples 3:38
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