The correct answers are: 1.she should have her outline available to consult. 2. She should have a list of websites available as sources. 4 she should ensure that the paragraphs flow logically. 5 She should have research notes available to consult.
Indeed, a first draft is a document that is never intended to be final. Therefore, the outline will vary according to the findings of Laura’s research. She will need to check her sources and the least reliable, credible ones will have to be eliminated and replaced by credible, verifiable ones.
It takes time, repetitions and work to ensure that the paragraphs flow logically and that is accomplished with the help of transitions; however, such transitions may change according to the changes to the outline and even the sources. As Laura revises her document, she will need to constantly refer back to her research notes to make sure that her outline matches her findings.
Grammatical revision is never a concern with the first draft; it only becomes indispensable with the last version of the paper.
