Question

Descriptive phrases that make writing interesting are elements of which of the six traits of writing?

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is Word Choice.

Explanation:

The six traits of writing is a way to teach and model writing successfully. It provides students some practice to write effectively and teaching tools to teachers in that area.

The six elements high-quality writing must have are:

• Ideas: principal elements in a story and relevant, important details to support them. The clarity of message in the story is their main goal.

• Organization: The overall presentation of the story. It should follow an organized structure and a clear pattern in events and ideas, such as a logical relation and a proper timeline.

• Voice: the way words and phrases are told in the story. It represents the unique style and personal touch of the writer, and it also shows their point of view and personal ideas.

• Word Choice: descriptive words and phrases carefully selected to make the story interesting. The writer should be economical and concise when it comes to using words in writing. Using strong, clear words and phrases helps the reader to understand and enjoy better the story.

• Sentence Fluency: it is the way words and phrases flow together. It should be rhythmical and smooth, and easy to read through lines.

• Conventions: the correct use of grammar, spelling, punctuation and some other rules of the language to convey the ideas and message properly. Part of the writing process includes making sure that the writing is technically correct and in line with the story.

Considering the definitions above, the correct answer is Word Choice.