Question

the drafting phase of writing is most like what? a. editing phase. b. revising phase. c. prewriting phase. d. publishing phase.

Answer 1

C. Prewriting phase because it's like a rough draft, you're barely starting out so you can't (A) edit, (b) revise since you barely started or (d) publish since once again, you have just started out.

Answer 2

The correct answer is C. Prewriting phase

Step-by-step explanation:

In the writing process, the word "draft" refers to the first version of a paper that needs to be checked and revised multiple times before it is a final version, the process of creating the first draft that involves organizing ideas into a paragraph is called the drafting phase. Additionally, during this phase the goal is just to write the first version but the writer never edit the text or revise it as this comes after the drafting writing phase, because of this the drafting phase is considered as one of the first stages of writing and is quite similar to the prewriting phase as the writer organizes ideas but is far from publishing the final version. Therefore, the drafting phase of writing is most like the prewriting phase.