In the publishing process, students will:

• A. Use a computer program
• B. Peer review
• C. Mail a letter to a newspaper
• D. Turn paper in to the teacher

Answer: (A)

Publishing a piece means producing and sharing the finished writing so others can read it. In most classrooms today, that happens best by using a computer program, like a word processor, to format the text, fix spelling and grammar, adjust the layout, add a title, and sometimes include images. This final, polished version is what readers will see, so the tool makes the final presentation clean and professional.

Peer review is a pre-publishing step where classmates give feedback to improve the writing, not the step where the final copy is produced. Mailing a letter to a newspaper is not a typical classroom publishing activity. Turning the paper in to the teacher is the submission step, not the publishing step where the polished version is prepared for an audience.