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11.55 Revision Strategies Global and Local Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.55 Revision Strategies Global and Local. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.55 — Revision Strategies Global and Local: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Revision Strategies Global and Local.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Draft sentence: "The team was excited to win the championship, which was celebrated by the fans loudly."

Which local revision best improves clarity and avoids awkward passive structure?

A"The team was excited, which was loudly, by the fans."

B"Fans loudly celebrated the team's championship win."

C"The championship was won, and the fans were loud, and excitement happened."

D"The win was excited by the team."

Solution & Explanation:Local revision can improve clarity by choosing active subjects and cutting empty phrasing. The revision makes the action clear and concise.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Draft plan note from a writer: "My draft feels messy, so I'll fix commas first, then maybe add evidence, then see if the thesis works."

Which revision plan best matches effective revision strategies?

AStart by checking the thesis and overall organization, then add or strengthen evidence and reasoning, and only after that edit commas, wordiness, and grammar.

BFix commas first so the draft is cleaner, then adjust the thesis later.

CFocus only on grammar because content will improve automatically.

DReplace difficult words with simpler ones before thinking about structure.

Solution & Explanation:Effective revision prioritizes global changes (thesis, organization, evidence, logic) before local polishing. Fixing commas first can waste time if whole sections will be rewritten.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Draft: "The museum exhibit was informative, educational, and it taught me things."

Which local revision best improves parallelism and concision?

A"The museum exhibit was informative, and educational, and it taught me things."

B"The museum exhibit was informative and educational."

C"Informative, educational, and the museum exhibit."

D"The museum exhibit was informative, educational, and teaching."

Solution & Explanation:Local revision can improve sentence-level craft. Removing the redundant third phrase creates parallel, concise adjectives that keep the meaning.

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