quiz for parts of critique paper

1. 1. Which of the following is the correct sequence of the parts of a critique paper?
   
   

• summary, introduction, analysis/evaluation, conclusion, reference

• introduction, analysis/evaluation, summary, conclusion, reference

• introduction, summary, analysis/evaluation, conclusion, reference

• analysis/evaluation, introduction, summary, conclusion, reference

2. 2. What is the purpose of the Introduction in a critique paper?
   
   

• To summarize the entire critique.
  
  

• To state the thesis and background of the work being critiqued.

• To provide an analysis of the text.

• To list the cohesive devices used in the critique.

3.      Why is it important to use cohesive devices in a critique paper?

• They make the critique longer.

• They improve the flow and clarity of ideas.

• They eliminate the need for grammar rules.

• They add creative elements to the critique.

4.      Which of the following statements is an example of a cohesive device?

• The author explores..

• Furthermore, the argument strengthens the thesis.

• The film is set in...

• In conclusion, the piece fails to...

5. 5. Read the excerpt below and identify the part of the critique paper it belongs to:
   

"The novel effectively captures the struggles of adolescence, but it falls short in representing diverse perspectives."

• Evaluation
  

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Summary

6.      Which cohesive device in the sentence below shows cause-and-effect?

"The plot was underwhelming because the characters were not well-developed."

• Not

• The

• Was

• Because

7.      A student is critiquing a short story and wants to provide specific examples from the text to support their analysis. In which part of the critique paper should they include these examples?

• Introduction

• summary

• Conclusion

• Evaluation/analysis

7.      If you’re critiquing a movie and want to suggest ways the director could improve, in which part of the critique paper will you add your suggestions?

• Introduction

• Analysis/ evaluation

• Conclusion

• Background

9. Evaluate the critique below:
   "The author's argument is valid, but the examples provided are weak and fail to support the thesis."
   What is the primary weakness of this critique?
   

• 9. It doesn’t mention the text's strengths.

• 9. It lacks cohesive devices.

• 9. It critiques the author instead of the text.

• 9. It doesn’t provide specific examples for the weakness.

10. Which of the following sentences best combines these ideas using cohesive devices?

• The author’s writing style is engaging.

• The plot development is predictable.
  

• • Although the author’s writing style is engaging, the plot development is predictable.

• • The plot development is predictable because the author’s writing style is engaging.

• • The plot development is predictable, but the author’s writing style is engaging.

• • The author’s writing style is engaging because the plot development is predictable.