A) What voice am I writing in? It is drafting because this shows how writer conveys his message through his ideas and thoughts which the writer composes both the introduction and the conclusion.
B) Are my sentence boundaries identified directly with no fragments or run ons? It is editing because it is the process of checking for errors. The process is really important because the writer himself has to be able to identify his own mistakes.
C) Have I kept my voice and tense the same throughout? It will be revising when the writer makes amendments to his message in draft.
D ) What is my purpose? It is the process of planning or brainstorming.
E) What is my evidence ( and where will I get it)? It is a pre-writing. Pre-writing is the very-first stage of writing process and it is followed by drafting, revision and editing.
In summary, the writing process chronologically consists of: pre-writing, planning, drafting, revision, editing,
