2. Which class does the work claim to represent?

3. What are the attitudes of male characters towards the female characters?

4. How do the characters from different classes interact or conflict?

5. Are the female characters the protagonist or secondary and minor characters?

Part II.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is true and FALSE if the statement is erroneous.

1. Marxist Criticism explores the context of the powerful and the powerless and to whom a literary piece is beneficial.

2. Critique usually takes the form of an essay.

3. Feminist criticism aims to reveal social inequalities in a literary piece.

4. Feminist criticism focuses on how men and women were portrayed.

5. In writing a critique, one must consider the context, the author’s intention, readers’ reaction, literary devices, literary techniques, and the ending.