Learning Task 3: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, FALSE if not.
1. A critic is the same thing as a critique.
2. Critiquing allows a person to see the weakness for improvement.
3. There are a variety of ways on how to write a critique.
4. Critique papers can be used solely for arts purposes.
5. Research is needed when writing a critic.
6. Performing criticism is finding fault and errors in forms of art and literature.
7. Arguments supporting the main point and its evidences are relevant in a
critique.
8. Author’s background is insignificant to his/her work.
9. Recommendation should be written at the end of the critique.
10. A critique benefits the readers/viewers not the author/creator
1. A critic is the same thing as a critique.
2. Critiquing allows a person to see the weakness for improvement.
3. There are a variety of ways on how to write a critique.
4. Critique papers can be used solely for arts purposes.
5. Research is needed when writing a critic.
6. Performing criticism is finding fault and errors in forms of art and literature.
7. Arguments supporting the main point and its evidences are relevant in a
critique.
8. Author’s background is insignificant to his/her work.
9. Recommendation should be written at the end of the critique.
10. A critique benefits the readers/viewers not the author/creator
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1.t
2.f
3.t
4.f
5.f
6.f
7.t
8.f
9.t
10.f