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Which question might a writer ask when making global revisions?
A. Can a particular description be shorter?
B. Are the characters fully developed?
C. Is the language exciting and interesting?
D. Do the sentences use correct grammar?



Answer :

jayilych4real

Answer:

B. Are the characters fully developed?

Explanation:

Making revisions as a writer has to do effecting some changes to the writeup or story to make it more organized, readable and better styled to suit readers.

When a writer is making general revisions, he has to have his characters in mind to know if they are fully developed before making his general revision.

Options A, C and D are questions he has to ask when doing revisions, but checking if this characters are fully developed is done when he's doing a general revision.