Intro to Editing Flashcards

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What is Substantive editing

A

in-depth editing related to form and content

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2
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What is Mechanical editing

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correcting grammar, spelling, and punctuation

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3
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What is Proofreading

A

checking for any remaining errors prior to publication

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4
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What is the role of an Editor?

A

work with an author to develop a manuscript

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5
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What is the role of a copy editor

A

review the manuscript to correct errors

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What is the role of a proofreader?

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check a typeset proof as the final step before publication

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7
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What does editing primarily focus on?

A

the content and structure of a document

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8
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What takes place before proofreading?

A

Substantive and Mechanical editing

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9
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The shorter a document is relates to

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Fewer drafts the shorter a document is

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10
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Why do academic editors make fewer changes?

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Due to concerns of plagiarism

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11
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What is the crucial difference between mechanical editing and proofreading

A

how much the text can be altered

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