English

Question 1

News repotrs, feature articles

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Media

Question 2

This part of critique includes; Name the selection ,name of the author. Explain the context by describing its genre.

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Introduction

Question 3

Monographs, Journal articles, systematic reviews, theories

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Research

Question 4

Word or group of words that represents a sound and imitates or implies the sound it makes for dramatic, realistic

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Onomatopoeia

Question 5

This part of critique includes the summarized main points and objectively describe them

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Body

Question 6

Writer used pronouns he, she, and they in narrating the story

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Third Person

Question 7

This helps to make sense of a literary text message

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Context

Question 8

Main topic, Details, Facts, Ideas

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Non-fiction

Question 9

Compare one thing to another and described in non-literal terms

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Metaphor

Question 10

Written motive to persuade, to inform, to entertain, or to inspire the reader

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Author’s Intention

Question 11

Novels, exhibits, films, images, poetry

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Creative Works

Question 12

Tools used by authors to create impact on their writing to help readers understand their writing at a deeper level

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Literary Devices

Question 13

This element tells us how the author tells the story

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Point of View

Question 14

used to compare an object, concept, character, behavior, etc. With another thing

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Simile

Question 15

This part of critique include a statement indicating the overall reaction or assertion of the work.

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Conclusion

Question 16

Both Metaphor and Simile are commonly used for clarification or emphasis

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True

Question 17

Exaggerated or excessive statemnet that is not intended by the reader to be taken literally

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Hyperbole

Question 18

Genre of academic writing that briefly summarizes and critically evaluates a work of piece or concept

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Critique

Question 19

Reaction shows your agreement or disagreement, approval or disapproval

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True

Question 20

Pertains to your possible reactions as well as your attitude as critic

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Reaction

Question 21

Tone is the feeling of the writer expressed in his/her writing. It also defines the overall writing

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True

Question 22

Characters, Setting, Problems, Solutions

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Fiction

Question 23

Writers uses pronouns I, me, and my my in narrating the story.

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First Person

Question 24

Mood is the feeling of the reader towards the piece of writing.

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True

Question 25

Uses a formal and academic writing style has a clear structure

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Critique

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English

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