College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What should be the primary focus of the revision process?

Organization
Grammar
Focus
Clarity

The correct answer is: Clarity

The primary focus of the revision process should be on clarity. This means that the main goal of revising is to make sure that your writing is clear and easily understandable to the reader. While organization, grammar, and focus are all important aspects of writing, they should not be the primary focus of the revision process. Without clarity, even the most well-organized, grammatically correct, and focused piece of writing will not effectively convey the intended message to the reader. Therefore, while these other options may also be areas of concern during the revision process, they should not take precedence over ensuring that your writing is clear and easy to comprehend.