Question

when you provide reviews to others you are

adding supporting details.

checking for grammar issues.

using a prewriting technique.

providing a helpful perspective.

Explanation:

Analyze the purpose of providing reviews

Providing reviews (peer review or feedback) to others in the writing process serves to offer an outside reader's viewpoint on the clarity, structure, and impact of their draft.

Evaluate the options against the definition of reviewing

• "adding supporting details" is a revision action the writer takes on their own draft.
• "checking for grammar issues" is editing/proofreading, which is a narrow, mechanical task rather than the core purpose of providing a review.
• "using a prewriting technique" occurs before drafting begins (e.g., brainstorming).
• "providing a helpful perspective" directly describes the role of an external reviewer offering constructive feedback.

Answer:

• (A) adding supporting details.
• (B) checking for grammar issues.

<mcq-option>(C) using a prewriting technique.</mcq-correct>

• (D) providing a helpful perspective. (Correct answer)