1. What does a critique aim?

A. summarize the original text
B. prove how flawed the literary work is
C. analyze how well the points in the article are made
D. all of the choices

2. A critique must be written

A. subjectively
B. objectively based on observations of the text.
C. emotionally
D. all of the choices

3. Which of the following is considered a good critique?

A It is the one that discusses only the weaknesses of the text
B. It is the one that is objective and does not have any bias
C. It is the one that only dwells on the good point of the text
D. all of the choices

4. Which of the following is FALSE?

A. Critiques benefit only the writer of the original text.
B. Good critiques state both the good points and the weaknesses of the text.
C. Critique writing involves critical thinking and analytical skills.
D. none of the choices

5. Which of the following states how critiques benefit the writer of the text being critiqued?
A. Critiques help the writer make his work better.
B. Critiques encourage the writer to pursue a different line of work.
C. Critiques give the writer concrete ideas for a new text.
D. all of the choices​