Identify whether the following steps in writing a summary is in: Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information or Phase 2: Writing the Summary.


1. Beginning with the thesis statement * A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary
2. Identifying, paraphrasing, or composing the thesis or topic sentence * A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary
3. Grouping minor details or pieces of evidence *
A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary
4. Writing the main idea of each section “in one well-developed sentence” * A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary
5. Determining errors in grammar and spelling *
A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary 6. Previewing the text *
A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary 7. Reading, thinking about and understanding the text *
A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary
8. Reading and revising content * A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary
9. Using basic signal words answering WH-questions *
A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary
10. Avoiding plagiarism and expression of personal views *
A. Phase 1: Reading the Article and Organizing Information
B. Phase 2: Writing the Summary​