Writing a Critique

Pattie wants to justify how women are socially and politically discriminated. This belongs to what critical approach in writing a critique?

• Feminist criticism

• Formalism

• Marxist criticism

• Reader response

Honeylee emphasized that readers are active participant in the analysis of the text. This belongs to what critical approach in writing a critique?

• Feminist criticism

• Formalism

• Marxist criticism

• Reader response

Keishy sees to it that she emphasizes in her analysis about the relationship of the form and content. This belongs to what critical approach in writing a critique?

• Feminist criticism

• Formalism

• Marxist criticism

• Reader response

Carmel focused on how culture determines gender. This belongs to what critical approach in writing a critique?

• Feminist criticism

• Formalism

• Marxist criticism

• Reader response

Christine’s anticipation of the text brings tension to her reading. This belongs to what critical approach in writing a critique?

• Feminist criticism

• Formalism

• Marxist criticism

• Reader response

Olan uses symbolism and imagery in his written composition. This belongs to what critical approach in writing a critique?

• Feminist criticism

• Formalism

• Marxist criticism

• Reader response

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

• True

• False

Reaction papers, reviews, and critiques usually range in length from...

• 100-150 words

• 50-60 words

• 250-750 words

• 50-100 words

Reaction papers, reviews, and critiques are not simply summaries but are critical assessments, analyses, or evaluations of different works.

• True

• False

• Maybe

As advanced forms of writing, reaction papers, reviews, and critiques require skills in critical thinking and recognizing arguments.

• True

• False

• Maybe