CNF LESSON 2 QUIZ 3

What is the most important guideline for a critique?

• To use offensive language in the assessment

• To give a biased assessment

• To give an honest, constructive, and polite assessment

• To criticize the person writing the work

What should a critique evaluate?

• The physical appearance of the author

• The author's personal life

• The person writing the work

• The words written in the work

What should be considered when making a critique?

• The overall impressions on the content, style, audience, and format

• The physical appearance of the author

• The author's political views

• The author's personal life

What should a critique contain?

• Only the conclusion of the critique

• Only the introduction of the critique

• Only the body of the critique

• Introduction, body, and conclusion

What is the purpose of a critique?

• To praise the author

• To give an honest assessment of the writing

• To criticize the author

• To make fun of the author

What should a critique not be connected to?

• Excitement and enthusiasm

• Joy and happiness

• Optimism and positivity

• Cynicism and pessimism

What should a critique involve?

• Ignoring logical reasoning

• Relying on mere opinions

• Blindly following opinions

• Critical thinking and recognizing arguments

What should a critique not be about?

• The author's political views

• The words written in the work

• The person writing the work

• The author's personal life

What should a critique evaluate for structural strengths and weaknesses?

• Paragraph and sentence length, appropriate choice of words, and easy to understand presentation

• The author's personal life

• The physical appearance of the author

• The author's political views

What should a critique evaluate for structural strengths and weaknesses?

• The physical appearance of the author

• The author's personal life

• The author's political views

• Obvious mistakes in grammar and spelling, too many clichés in the narrative or dialogue