While you're still writing... a story, for example, you have to have ideas for the plot in order to continue with your story. The voice of you/your story is actually just natural, besides choosing what you want as per perspective (second person, third person, switching characters), and the style/hardness of words you use. That can be ignored while you're still in the stages of pre writing, because you need to lay a base before you go into revising, and therefore making 1-cent words into 50-cent words. Organization actually comes before Word Choice, and is the way you order your story. If your writing style is to write plot points whenever you're inspired, before you start revising your story, you need to put your story together somewhat.
this is why I believe the answers are Voice, Ideas and Organization.
I just took the test and got it right. Also, all of these usually happen during the planning of a narrative, but word choice is used in a later revision.
I thinks it’s A cause stock character is in literature and theater or film of a type quickly recognized and accepted by the reader or viewer and requiring no development by the writer
Seeing his sister now reminds him both of their time together and of her ability to inspire in him a deeper appreciation of the natural world. As a Romantic poet, Wordsworth revered nature and experiences of the sublime. Hope this helps :D
