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WorksheetsMODULE 7-POST TEST
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which question is NOT essential in writing an objective and balanced critique paper?
What is the author's purpose in arguing said thesis?
What other similar works were referred in the writing?
Does the author reach a conclusive point?
Which question is important in writing a balanced and objective critique paper?
Did the author write the piece in a short period of time?
How many sentences are supporting the main argument?
Did the author misrepresent evidence or add bias to evidence?
What question does NOT belong to the set below?
How long is the piece of writing?
What is the opening statement of the author?
What is the author's purpose in arguing the said thesis?
What question must be asked to know if the critique is objective?
Did the author misrepresent evidence or add bias to evidence?
Does the author have ample and valid evidence?
Does the author reach a conclusive point?
What question must be asked to know if the critique is balanced?
Are there enough evidence to support the claim?
Are the evidence presented without bias?
Which argument is more believable?
Which is one of the characteristics of a good critique?
well-explained
well- researched
well- elaborated
A carefully analyzed critique is____________.
able to present at least a fact to support the claim
able to determine key points and underlying assumptions
able to give multiple examples to prove a claim
It means favoring an idea or someone without justification through facts and logic.
prejudice
bias
contempt
It is a type of critique that is emotionally-driven.
Factual Critique
Opinion-based Critique
Logic-based Critique
Which is NOT true about an objective-based critique?
presents relevant evidence
interprets facts accurately
elaborate facts based on one's understanding
