. Match each term with the corresponding term. 1. Invite criticism 2. Secondary sources 3. Venn diagram 4. Sentence fluency 5. Word choice 6. Primary sources 7. Organization 8. Draft 9. Voice 10. Thesis statement a. works that analyze or interpret primary sources, including encyclopedias, articles, and commentaries b. The overall paper has a clear beginning, middle, and ending. The order of ideas is logical and easy to follow. c. a graphic organizer that helps examine compare/contrast relationships d. describes the main idea of your research and tells the reader how you will present or structure that idea in your paper e. early version of your writing that is ready for any level of revising or editing f. documents or objects created or present during the period of the event you are researching, including diaries, articles, interviews, pottery, poetry, and music g. Your verb form is active, fits your purpose, and speaks to your audience. h. a revising strategy in which you ask a friend or family member to comment on your writing i. Sentences vary in length and in their beginning words. j. Nouns and verbs within the paper make the message strong and clear.