Question

Informative transfer (Non-verbal to Verbal)
Transfer the following information into paragraph form.
1) Manuscripts collected from both students and teachers.
2) Thoroughly screened, necessary additions, alterations, omissions are made.
3) Preparing a rough draft.
4) Manuscripts along with the dummy sent to the printer.
5) Proof correction
6) Sent for final printing.

Answer 1

Hint: We have been given concise points above, keeping the core meaning and idea of the points given to us the same, covert these points into a paragraph by elaborating each point.

Complete answer:
Given below is the process of making a manuscript. The steps towards the making of manuscripts into readable prints goes something like this. The first step is the collection of manuscripts from both students as well as from the teachers. Then in the second step of the process, these collected manuscripts are thoroughly screened by someone so that there is no corner for an error of any kind in them. While screening, necessary changes are made if required, extra things are added if needed, and omissions are made if felt required. After these two steps, i.e. collecting manuscripts, and the process of screening, addition, alteration, etc., a rough draft of the manuscript is prepared. This rough draft is then sent to the printer along with the dummy. Before it is sent for the final printing, it is checked one more time for errors if any, so that the final outcome is perfect and error-free. After the completion of the proof-reading process, the manuscript is sent for the final process. The final step of printing the manuscripts ends the process.

Note:
 Do not add any extra information which has not been mentioned in those points. You can elaborate on the given points, but do not add extra information that is not mentioned in the above-stated points.