Ch 13 Reviews of Everything

A ______ is a person who experiences and evaluates a creative work or product for an audience.

• Reviewer

• Artist

• Producer

• Director

A ______ is the journalistic piece in which the reviewer shares her experience.

• Review

• Article

• Report

• Interview

Audiences might use reviews to:

• make informed decisions

• ignore expert opinions

• avoid reading books

• spend more money

Which of the following is a reason audiences may use reviews?

• To decide how to spend their money or time

• To ignore the subject

• To avoid additional insight

• To disagree with the reviewer

Clearly labeling reviews in your publication can help in earning your audience's trust by:

• Providing transparency and authenticity.

• Increasing the word count of the publication.

• Making the publication visually appealing.

• Reducing the need for other content.

Reviewers have the power to:

• Avoid biases and prejudices

• Enforce biases and prejudices

• Ignore guidelines

• Change guidelines

According to the guidelines, reviewers should focus on:

• Grammar and spelling

• Content accuracy

• Formatting and style

• All of the above

List two things reviewers should avoid according to the guidelines on avoiding biases and prejudices.

• Using stereotypes and making assumptions

• Being thorough and objective

• Providing constructive feedback

• Ensuring accuracy and fairness

Transparency in the context of communication means:

• Hiding information from others

• Sharing information openly and honestly

• Ignoring feedback from others

• Communicating only when necessary

Why is it important to let your audience know who you are and who has your loyalty?

• To build trust and credibility

• To confuse the audience

• To hide your true intentions

• To make the audience indifferent