Reviwer - UNIT 4

A form of writing that is pecise, detailed, and objective and aims to study, examine, and evaluate a piece of literary, political, or philosophical work.

• Critique

• Evaluation

• Summary

• References

This means that you provide a very short recap, outline, or summary of the text. You should also explain the main points that drove the completion of the text.

• Summary
• Analysis
• Conclusion
• Introduction

Make sure to cite the sources of your work.

• Copyright Infringement

• Plagiarism

• Introduction

• References

The use of similar terminologies can provide readers variations to a word's meaning.

• Antonyms

• Synonyms

• Repetition

• Sentence Patterns

It helps avoid repetition of words and functions as a connector to ideas is useful, especially in transitions since it always refers to the noun in the previous sentence.

• verb
• pronoun
• adjective
• preposition

These serve as extensions and platforms between hat has been previously read and what is there left to be read.

• Synonyms

• Transitional Words

• Sentence Patterns

• Pronouns

These refer to the correct order, system, or arrangement of words that would allow the readers to easily follow the text's train of thought.

Kafka's The Metamorphosis presents the story of a man. Who is this individual, willing to sacrifice his desires in order to gain societal acceptance.

What do you call this form of dishonesty and deception, wherein a person does not cite the ideas, messages, quotations, artworks, or information gathered and used from an original source.

It is analytically formed and created, like inventions, literary and artistic works, designs and symbols, and names and images used in commerce.