Checking for Understanding #1

A review or a reaction paper involves higher-order thinking skills.

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A reaction paper, a review, and a critique generally use the same organization of ideas.

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A review must always be organized using a structure.

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Feminist criticism relates to conflict between classes.

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Marxist criticism involves the analysis of the intrinsic features of a text.

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More than half of a review or critique should be devoted to the summary.

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The name of an author and title of the reviewed article are placed at the end of the review or critique.

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The reviewer’s overall impression of the material being reviewed should be placed in the introduction.

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When writing a review, a reaction paper, or a critique, only one perspective should be used.

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Writing a review, a reaction paper, or a critique is exclusive for scholars.

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