Which stage involves sharing the finished work with an audience?

Which stage involves sharing the finished work with an audience?

• A. Prewriting
• B. Drafting
• C. Revising
• D. Publishing

Answer: (D)

Publishing is the stage where the finished work is shared with others. After planning and drafting, and then refining through revising, publishing makes the piece available to an audience—whether that’s handing it in to a teacher, posting it for others to read, or presenting it. The earlier stages are about developing and improving the content, not about sharing it; publishing is the step that involves distributing your work to be seen or heard by readers or listeners.

Publishing is the stage where the finished work is shared with others. After planning and drafting, and then refining through revising, publishing makes the piece available to an audience—whether that’s handing it in to a teacher, posting it for others to read, or presenting it. The earlier stages are about developing and improving the content, not about sharing it; publishing is the step that involves distributing your work to be seen or heard by readers or listeners.