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6.2 Editing and Proofreading Skills

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1
Which tool can support but NOT replace proofreading?
AI assistants
All of the above
Spellcheck
Grammarly
2
What is the main purpose of editing and proofreading in academic writing?
To correct spelling only
To add more content
To improve clarity, structure, and accuracy
To rewrite the entire essay
3
How can taking a break help before proofreading?
It helps you see your writing with fresh eyes
It helps you forget the topic
It gives you more time to think
It delays your work
4
What should you focus on during editing?
Formatting only
Grammar rules
Reading speed
Structure and clarity
5
Proofreading should ideally be done...
By your tutor
Just once
Only with spellcheck
Multiple times, focusing on different issues
6
Which of these is NOT a recommended proofreading technique?
Reading your work slowly
Looking for common personal errors
Checking only the introduction
Using a checklist
7
Which of the following is typically done during editing, not proofreading?
Fixing typos
Checking for spelling mistakes
Correcting punctuation
Improving paragraph structure
8
Which of these is a benefit of using a checklist?
It helps ensure consistency and thoroughness
It helps you finish faster
It avoids the need to re-read
It makes editing automatic
9
What is a key strategy to spot errors more effectively?
Reading silently
Skipping sections
Reading aloud
Reading quickly
10
When should you start editing your writing?
Before starting your research
After completing your first full draft
Immediately after finishing a paragraph
While writing your first draft