Q4-ST2-RAW

Before writing a review, it is important to read the material ________.

• only once

• several times

• just twice

• at least seven times

A review should be ________.

• long

• comprehensive

• concise

• restricted

Which of the following would not be included in the body of a review?

• a restatement of the main points

• support for the main points

• the main points

• a summary of the work

In case a particular term is likely to be unfamiliar to readers, which of the following should be done?

• Use a different term instead.

• Research Report

• Avoid the use of any unfamiliar terms.

• Provide a brief definition of the term.

In case a particular term is likely to be unfamiliar to readers, which of the following should be done?

• Use a different term instead.

• Research Report

• Avoid the use of any unfamiliar terms.

• Provide a brief definition of the term.

Bella submitted a book review to her teacher, but her teacher returned it with a note stating that she should have provided support for her claims. Which of the following should she have done to support her claims?

• She should have researched more about the book.

• She should have cited dialogues or lines from the book.

• She should have cited information from other reviews of the book.

• She should have gathered testimonies from others regarding the book.

The main purpose of this writing is to persuade book readers of a particular genre or researchers in a specific field.

• Article Critique

• Literature Review

• Book Review

• Movie Review

It expresses a writer’s position on an issue and the reasons for the writer’s stand.

• Review Paper

• Book Paper

• Position Paper

• Term Paper

What is an in-depth analysis of a particular work of art or a literary work such as a novel, short story, poem, or play?

• Critique

• Literature Review

• Article Review

• Movie Review

What refers to a writer’s evaluation of a specific work of art in a general context.

• Review

• Book Paper

• Position Paper

• Critique