Question

13.
If the results of a freewriting exercise are often largely unusable, what is the point of doing it?


to expand your vocabulary and perfect your punctuation


to generate ideas that will help you to compose an original and creative artist’s statement


to find fame and success from putting the thoughts in your head on paper


to explore an alternate career as a creative writer or author

Answer 1

The main point of doing a freewriting exercise, even if the results are often largely unusable, is **to generate ideas that will help you to compose an original and creative artist’s statement**. Freewriting allows you to explore thoughts and feelings without the constraints of structure or judgment, which can lead to unexpected insights and creativity that inform your later writing projects.