Reaction Paper Quiz

1. It is a specialized form of writing where the author analyzes something and expresses his ideas about it.

• A. Concept Paper

• B. Position Paper

• C. Reaction Paper

• D. Survey Report

2. A reaction paper format includes the following except one:

• A. Summary

• B. Introduction

• C. Review/Critique

• D. Statement of the Problem

3. It is a brief description of the scholarly/literary text​.

• A. Introduction

• B. Summary

• C. Review/Critique

• D. Conclusion

4. It should present the following in a reaction paper:​ objective or purpose of the text​; major findings in the text;​ gist of the plot

• A. Introduction

• B. Summary

• C. Review/Critique

• D. Conclusion

5. It is the overall impression of the work​ in a reaction paper.

• A. Introduction

• B. Summary

• C. Review/Critique

• D. Conclusion

For a literary work, you can discuss in this part the critical approaches used in the text.

• A. Introduction

• B. Summary

• C. Thesis Statement

• D. Review/Critique

In this part of reaction paper, it should include the following details:​

Title of the scholarly/literary text​

Author’s name​

Publication date/year​

Thesis statement

• A. Thesis

• B. Summary

• C. Introduction

• D. Background of the study

8. This approach focuses on connection of work to the historical period in which it was written and also the connection of work to author’s personal experiences.

• A. Gender/Feminist Approach​

• B. Formalist Approach

• C. Reader-Response Approach

• D. Historical-Biographical Approach

9. It searches for structures, patterns, imagery and motifs, and figurative language and other literary techniques in order to come to conclusions about the meaning of the work.​

• A. Reader-Response Approach

• B. Gender/Feminist Approach

• C. Formalist Approach

• D. Historical-Biographical Approach

10. This approach reminds the writers that readers from different periods of time, different cultures, and different places will have different interpretations of the same text.​

• A. Formalist Approach

• B. Psychological Approach

• C. Reader-Response Approach​

• D. Biographical Approach