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

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

This helps to make sense of a literary text message

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

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

This element tells us how the author tells the story

Main topic, Details, Facts, Ideas

Both Metaphor and Simile are commonly used for clarification or emphasis

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

Uses a formal and academic writing style has a clear structure

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

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

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

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

News repotrs, feature articles

Novels, exhibits, films, images, poetry

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

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

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

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

Monographs, Journal articles, systematic reviews, theories

Reaction shows your agreement or disagreement, approval or disapproval

Characters, Setting, Problems, Solutions

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

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