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Ch 13 Reviews of Everything

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

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

a)

Reviewer

b)

Artist

c)

Producer

d)

Director

2.

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

a)

Review

b)

Article

c)

Report

d)

Interview

3.

Audiences might use reviews to:

a)

make informed decisions

b)

ignore expert opinions

c)

avoid reading books

d)

spend more money

4.

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

a)

To decide how to spend their money or time

b)

To ignore the subject

c)

To avoid additional insight

d)

To disagree with the reviewer

5.

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

a)

Providing transparency and authenticity.

b)

Increasing the word count of the publication.

c)

Making the publication visually appealing.

d)

Reducing the need for other content.

6.

Reviewers have the power to:

a)

Avoid biases and prejudices

b)

Enforce biases and prejudices

c)

Ignore guidelines

d)

Change guidelines

7.

According to the guidelines, reviewers should focus on:

a)

Grammar and spelling

b)

Content accuracy

c)

Formatting and style

d)

All of the above

8.

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

a)

Using stereotypes and making assumptions

b)

Being thorough and objective

c)

Providing constructive feedback

d)

Ensuring accuracy and fairness

9.

Transparency in the context of communication means:

a)

Hiding information from others

b)

Sharing information openly and honestly

c)

Ignoring feedback from others

d)

Communicating only when necessary

10.

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

a)

To build trust and credibility

b)

To confuse the audience

c)

To hide your true intentions

d)

To make the audience indifferent

11.

What should you never accept from those you review?

a)

Gifts

b)

Criticism

c)

Feedback

d)

Suggestions

12.

Which of the following is acceptable according to the ethical guidelines?

a)

Accepting gifts

b)

Accepting money

c)

Accepting review copies of books or music

d)

Accepting special treatment

13.

According to the ethical guidelines, who should pay your way and buy the product?

a)

You should pay your way and buy the product

b)

The company should pay your way and buy the product

c)

A third party should pay your way and buy the product

d)

No one should pay your way and buy the product

14.

Explain why it is important to inform your audience if you are related to, or friends with, those you review. Include the potential consequences of not doing so.

a)

It maintains transparency and trust with the audience.

b)

It helps in hiding any potential bias.

c)

It is not necessary to inform the audience.

d)

It ensures the audience is misled.

15.

What should you avoid doing just to be funny according to the 'Commit to fairness' guidelines?

a)

Making jokes that could offend others

b)

Being serious all the time

c)

Avoiding humor completely

d)

Laughing at your own jokes

16.

According to the 'Commit to fairness' guidelines, should student work be held up to professional standards?

a)

Yes

b)

No

17.

What is the importance of being balanced according to the 'Commit to fairness' guidelines?

a)

It ensures equal treatment for all.

b)

It promotes personal growth.

c)

It enhances productivity.

d)

It fosters creativity.

18.

According to the 'Commit to fairness' guidelines, should comments be made on personal lives, beliefs, or appearance?

a)

Yes

b)

No

19.

According to the 'Commit to fairness' guidelines, what should you know the difference between?

a)

Bias and fairness

b)

Equality and equity

c)

Justice and law

d)

Prejudice and discrimination

20.

What is one of the roles of a reviewer?

a)

To make decisions for the audience

b)

To help the audience make their own decisions or understand their own experiences better

c)

To criticize the audience's choices

d)

To ignore the audience's needs

21.

What should a reviewer avoid doing according to the text?

a)

Providing personal opinions

b)

Being overly critical

c)

Ignoring the guidelines

d)

Revealing confidential information

22.

How is a reviewer similar to a host?

a)

Both provide feedback.

b)

Both entertain guests.

c)

Both organize events.

d)

Both write reviews.

23.

How is a reviewer different from a referee?

a)

A reviewer evaluates the quality of work, while a referee checks for rule compliance.

b)

A reviewer checks for rule compliance, while a referee evaluates the quality of work.

c)

A reviewer and a referee have the same role.

d)

A reviewer is responsible for final decisions, while a referee is not.

24.

What should you do to prepare for your review according to the guidelines for providing meaningful information?

a)

Review the guidelines thoroughly

b)

Ignore the guidelines

c)

Ask someone else to do it

d)

Wait until the last minute

25.

It is important to experience what you are reviewing more than once because:

a)

it helps in better understanding and retention.

b)

it is a waste of time.

c)

it makes no difference.

26.

The key elements to include when providing meaningful information are:

a)

Clarity, relevance, accuracy, and completeness

b)

Lengthy descriptions and complex language

c)

Ambiguity and vagueness

d)

Irrelevant details and personal opinions

27.

What should be included in the opening of a review?

a)

An engaging hook

b)

A detailed summary

c)

A list of references

d)

A personal anecdote

28.

What elements should be covered in the body of a review?

a)

Introduction, analysis, conclusion

b)

Title, abstract, references

c)

Summary, questions, feedback

d)

Background, methods, results

29.

The closing of a review should be structured by:

a)

Summarizing key points and providing a final opinion

b)

Introducing new arguments

c)

Leaving the reader with questions

d)

Ignoring the main points discussed