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Section 8.6 Assessment
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1

Proofreading your own writing is usually considered more difficult than proofreading the work of others.
A)True
B)False
2

There are 5 Cs of communication that all good writers should follow.
A)True
B)False
3

The reader infers tone though the writer's choice of words.
A)True
B)False
4

The proper use of a grammar-checker and a spell-checker eliminates the need for proofreading.
A)True
B)False
5

The proofreading process should be ongoing throughout each stage of the writing process.
A)True
B)False
6

When "editing" a text, the writer is:
A)Checking for typographical errors
B)Adding to the content
C)Refining and adding polish to the draft
D)Improving the visual presentation
7

A grammar-checker program can usually identify all of the following problems EXCEPT:
A)Overuse of the passive voice
B)Consistency of ideas
C)Subject-verb agreement
D)Lack of variety in sentence structure
8

It is best to work on the organization of your message during the:
A)Revising process
B)Editing process
C)Proofreading process
D)Reviewing process
9

When revising your message, you must ask yourself questions about all of the following EXCEPT:
A)Tone
B)Audience
C)Creativity
D)Purpose
10

When a proofreader underlines a word in a text, it means that this word should be:
A)Spelled differently
B)Bolded
C)Capitalized
D)Italicized





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