Q.1.
What should happen before publishing your work?
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You should write another story.
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You should correct and edit it.
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You should put it on a blog.
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You should write the final draft.
Q.2.
What does a digital tool do?
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It lets many people see your writing.
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It lets only two or three people see your writing.
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It makes your writing look better.
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It lets your writing look more colorful.
Q.3.
Where do you find a digital tool?
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On the computer.
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In a textbook.
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From your teacher.
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On a piece of paper.
Q.4.
Who are your peers?
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Teachers.
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Parents.
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Friends.
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Policemen.
Q.5.
Where could you publish your work on the computer for many people to see?
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Hand your writing to your parents.
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An app.
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In a small storybook.
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In a paper newsletter.
Q.6.
What is a blog?
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It is a game online to play.
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It is a website to revise and edit your work.
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It is a website for people to write down their stories and ideas on.
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It is an app you can use on a cell phone.
Q.7.
How does publishing your writing on a website help other students?
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Students can read your writing.
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Students can steal your writing.
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Students can ask you questions.
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It will teach them how to write.
Q.8.
Where could you publish your work on the computer for many people to see?
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On a piece of paper.
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On a wall of the classroom.
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Give the writing to your friends.
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A blog.
Q.9.
Where could you publish your work on the computer for many people to see?
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A class website.
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On the marker board.
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On one email.
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Text your poem to a friend.
Q.10.
How can your peers help you write?
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They can play with you.
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They can teach you how to write.
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They can help you with ideas.
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They can write your story for you.