When editing the work of someone else, which of the following ...

[luvbio]

When editing the work of someone else, which of the following will have the least influence on the document?
 
  A) Target audience
  B) Purpose of the document
  C) The editors writing style
  D) Conciseness of the document
  E) Organization of the document

Question 2

When evaluating the writing of someone else, what must be considered that one does not typically consider when editing their own work?
 
  A) Informational needs of the audience
  B) You attitude
  C) Readability
  D) Conciseness of the writing
  E) Intent of the writer

[aidanmbrowne]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Unless you've specifically been asked to rewrite something in your own style, keep in mind that your job is to help the other writer succeed at his or her task, not to impose your writing style.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: E
Explanation: E) Before you dive into someone else's work, recognize the dual responsibility that you have. First, unless you've specifically been asked to rewrite something in your own style, keep in mind that your job is to help the other writer succeed at his or her task, not to impose your writing style. Second, make sure you understand the writer's intent before you begin suggesting or making changes.