REVIEW FOR 3RD QUARTER EXAM

Josh is a grade 10 student who had a tasked to write a critical essay about the novel, "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. His analysis focused on the novel's use of symbols, language, and how that structure contributes to the novel's meaning. What do you think was the approach that Josh used in his essay?

Juan is a factory worker being laid off from a factory due to automation and being replaced by a machine. If you are a critic, your analysis would focus on how the capitalist system values the profits over the well-being of the worker and how it complicates the class struggle. What approach you will use in your analysis?

Andy was tasked to analyze a story that her teacher gave in their class. She needs to analyze the text by examining the ways that different readers might interpret and respond to the story based on their own personal experiences and perspectives. What is the approach that Andy can use?

Ana is offered a job promotion but is told that in order to accept it she must work longer hours and attend business dinners and events, which will take her away from her family and personal responsibilities. What critical approach is best suited to analyze Ana’s situation?

Allison's group was tasked to write a critical analysis about "The Canterburry Tales" by Geoffrey Chaucer. Their analysis focused on how the tales critique the religious and social institutions of medieval England, and how they reflect Chaucer's own experiences and observations as a courtier and diplomat in the service of the English monarchy. They also examined the ways in which the tales have influenced the development of English literature and culture since their composition. What do you think is the appropriate critical approach that Allison and her group mates can use?

Oliver, a grade 10 student, finds a wallet filled with money on the street and is faced with the decision of what to do with it. He is torn between keeping the money for himself and using it to buy material possessions, or returning it to its rightful owner, who may not reward him for his honesty. What critical approach is best suited to analyze Oliver’s situation?

The train whistle blew as Jack boarded, finding an empty seat by the window. As the train chugged along, Jack couldn't help but think about the mistakes of his past and what his future holds. As he got off at his stop, he determined to make things right and change his fate. What writing style is use in the statement?

Vaccines have been proven to be safe and effective in preventing the spread of deadly diseases. Not getting vaccinated not only puts yourself at risk but also endangers the lives of those around you, especially the vulnerable ones. What writing style is use in the statement?

The sun was setting behind the mountains, casting a warm orange glow across the valley. The trees rustled in the light breeze, their leaves shimmering like gold in the fading light. A flock of birds flew overhead, their wings beating rhythmically as they headed towards their roost for the night. What writing style is use in the statement?

Climate change is a significant environmental issue caused by human activity, primarily through the burning of fossil fuels that release carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. These gases trap heat, causing the Earth's temperature to rise, which leads to melting glaciers, rising sea levels, more frequent heatwaves, and extreme weather events. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through sustainable practices, such as using renewable energy sources and reducing waste, is crucial for mitigating the effects of climate change. What writing style is use in the statement?