Compiling is the process of composing documents out of materials from other documents and sources. The process of compiling has $7$ major steps, which are described in BCFS $5\mathrm{.}5$ Links to an external site. of the textbook. Match each of the steps to the description or example that best fits the step. Each step is only used once.

Prompt $1$Integrating or adapting new ideas and information into your thinking about your topic

Answer for prompt $1$ Integrating or adapting new ideas and information into your thinking about your topic

Prompt $2$Bringing together the pieces of your topic to thinking about how they can be organized to achieve the goal of the document

Answer for prompt $2$ Bringing together the pieces of your topic to thinking about how they can be organized to achieve the goal of the document

Prompt $3$An example of this is a Human Resources Manager writing out what the incentive for joining a gym is$,$ making a list of the local gyms, and explaining how to submit paperwork to receive the incentive

Answer for prompt $3$ An example of this is a Human Resources Manager writing out what the incentive for joining a gym is$,$ making a list of the local gyms, and explaining how to submit paperwork to receive the incentive

Prompt $4$Correcting and improving your document to better achieve your goal

Answer for prompt $4$ Correcting and improving your document to better achieve your goal

Prompt $5$An example of this is a Human Resources Manager tasked with introducing a gym membership incentive program to employee visiting the local gyms to gain awareness of the available amenities at each

Answer for prompt $5$ An example of this is a Human Resources Manager tasked with introducing a gym membership incentive program to employee visiting the local gyms to gain awareness of the available amenities at each

Prompt $6$Begins with performing a self$-$inventory to determine your relationship with the topic and often ends in you noticing things related to your topic everywhere

Answer for prompt $6$ Begins with performing a self$-$inventory to determine your relationship with the topic and often ends in you noticing things related to your topic everywhere

Prompt $7$An example of when this might happen is if a Human Resources Manager takes a break from their work on an incentive program for a week and comes back to it later to give themselves a fresh perspective