Question

What is a major benefit of planning a story before drafting--even if the writer decides not to use all of the planning notes?

The writer has a “road map” for the sequence of events in the story.
The writer will not have moments of indecision while drafting.
The writer will not need to revise the story if it is well planned.
The writer’s story will be free of errors and confusing sections.

Answer 1

a) The writer has a "road map" for the sequence of events in the story.

Step-by-step explanation:

Story mapping is one type of graphic organizer that can help students concentrate on key details of a story, which can be useful for both understanding the text and remembering it later. Reading comprehension was found to be enhanced when story maps were introduced at the start of the school year and continued throughout the reading curriculum.