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1. 1. How does Moralist Criticism approach to judge literary works?

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2. 2. What approach involves looking beyond the literature?

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3. 3. Who believed the conflict would ultimately lead to a revolution in which the working class would overthrow the capitalist class and seize control of the economy?

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4. 4. What seeks to analyze and describe how literature portrays the narrative of male domination by exploring the economic, social, political, and psychological forces embedded within literature?

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5. 5. What is a way of carrying out a particular task, especially the execution or performance of an artistic work or a scientific procedure?

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6. 6. What word can be synonymous with "morality"?

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7. 7. When was “Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum” written?

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8. 8. What approach focuses on the struggle between capitalists and the working class?

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9. 9. Who is the proponent of the Moralist Approach?

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10. 10. What is a genre of writing whereby an author critiques a literary text, a work of fiction, a play, or poetry?

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11. 11. What is the arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of something complex?

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12. Who wrote “The Yellow Wallpaper”?

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13. When analyzing a short story, it requires basic knowledge of?

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14. What is an unjust or excessive exercise of power?

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15. What technique is used to present ideas to influence the audience?

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16. 16. Which is NOT evidence for an informative essay?

• a)    Concrete details

• b)    Definitions

• c)    Indirect quote

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16. 17. When will you use the structure of problem and solution?

• a)    Explaining a topic, often in considerable detail.

• b)    The author may also describe the pros and cons of each solution.

• c)    Qualities are different and linked back and forth.

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16. 18. Where can you find the critical assessment of the value, worth, meaning, or significance of the work, both positive and negative of a critique?

• a)   Body

• b)    Conclusion

• c)    Introduction

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16. 19. Where can you find the detailed analysis and interpretation of a critique?

• a)   Body

• b)    Conclusion

• c)    Introduction

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16. 20. Where can you find a general indication of the overall significance of the work of a critique?

• a)   Body

• b)    Conclusion

• c)    Introduction

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16. 21. How does a formalist analyze and interpret a text?

• a)    By focusing on its extrinsic features. 

• b)    By focusing on its inherent features.

• c)    By focusing on its universal features. 

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16. 22. Which among the following is NOT used in structuralist criticism when analyzing a text?

• a)    Explore the similarities and differences that help tie together the story’s events.

• b)    Formulate a claim for the text’s function based on the observations made in the previous steps.

• c)    Read a part and scan for detailed organization and structure.

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16. 23. What year did Panizo say the quality of human acts by which we call them right or wrong, good or evil?

• a)    1964

• b)    1966

• c)    1968

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16. 24. When we read a story, we judge based on what it leaves us.

• a)    Lesson

• b)    Memory

• c)    Questions

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16. 25. When writing this approach, it considers what the work meant to the people who first read it.

• a)    Feminist Approach

• b)    Moralist Approach

• c)    Historical Approach