English 10- Quiz 3

How many forms of literary selection can be used for literary criticism?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

This is the evaluation, analysis, description and interpretation of literary works.

• Literary Criticism

• Critical Essay

• Critique (verb)

• Critique (noun)

What is critique(verb)?

• means to critically evaluate, analyze or give careful judgment in which you give your opinion about a literary work.

• is a detailed evaluation or analysis of a literary piece, the output

• is a person who judges, evaluates, or analyzes a literary piece.

• involves the ability to evaluate an author’s work, whether it is an article, a book, a movie, or some other artworks.

This means looking at the strengths and weaknesses of a literary work

What is a detailed evaluation or analysis of a literary piece?

• Critique (noun)

• Critique (verb)

• Critic

• Criticize

What do you call a person who judges, evaluates, or analyzes a literary piece.

What is

 Critical Analysis ?

• involves the ability to evaluate an author’s work, whether it is an article, a book, a movie, or some other artworks.

• involves the ability to criticize an author’s work, whether it is an article, a book, a movie, or some other artworks.

• involves the ability to read and watch a selection without looking at the flaws

• involves the ability to merely enjoy an author’s work, whether it is an article, a book, a movie, or some other artworks.

What is a type of academic writing where the author analyzes and evaluates a work?

• Persuasive Essay

• Argumentative Essay

• Informative Essay

• Critical Essay

The following are the reasons why literary criticism is beneficial, except:

• To know its overall value

• To determine its strengths and weaknesses

• To criticize the selection

• To develop critical thinking skills

What are the elements of a narrative?

• Setting, Characterization, Conflict and Plot, Theme, Style

• Setting, Characterization, Conflict and Plot, Theme, Author

• Setting, Characterization, Conflict, Plot, Theme,

• Characterization, Conflict and Plot, Theme, Style