TCW - C14 Quiz

1.	A process document: a. analyzes or explains a process by breaking it down into steps or stages. b. might be written as an essay or as instructions. c. is usually organized chronologically. d. two of these e. all of these
2.	A process essay should introduce a process and then explain how each step leads logically to the next and how all the steps together complete the process.  a. True  b. False
3.	Asking and answering the following questions will help you understand and use a process document: a. Does the essay clearly identify the process, outline its stages, explain individual steps, and (if appropriate) discuss causes and effects? b. Do the instructions clearly and accurately explain the process, the tools and parts needed, the steps required, and the necessary precautions? c. Does the document use clear, precise language and define unfamiliar terms? d. Two of these e. All of these
4.	Whether the form of the process document is an essay or a set of instructions, the text should: a. include all the information that readers need. b. use language that they understand. c. define unfamiliar or technical terms. d. two of these e. all of these
5.	Kerri Merz, author of "Wayward Cells": a. uses an anecdote to open and close her essay. b. explains how cancer cells reproduce. c. asserts that scientists are making little or no progress in treating the symptoms or causes of cancer. d. two of these e. all of these