DIRECTIONS: Read each statement care
the word FACT, if it is not, write the word BLUFF.
1. Critiquing a story is primarily making a summary. It also gives comments
and assesses the specific work
2. Critiques can be used to carefully analyze a variety of works such as
research
3. Writing a critique on a chosen selection helps you to develop a knowledge
of the work's subject area or related works.
4. There are a variety of ways to structure a critique.
5. Context is how figures of speech used in the story and their purpose.
6. The ending of the story reveals if it resolves the plot and brings closure to
the crisis of the character.
7. Literary techniques make the reading experience more enjoyable or it
strengthen the story.
8. Literary devices are used in the selection to answer the question, “What
genre is it?”
9. Before making a critique, you need to develop an understanding of the mai
argument or purpose expressed in the selection
10. Composing a critique is an in-depth evaluation of the story for the purpose
of giving the reading public insight into the story.
11. Writing a critique does not require you to reassemble the elements in such
way that your intended audience has a better understanding of the story's strengths,
weaknesses, and highlights.
12. An understanding of the work's purpose, intended audience, developmer
argument, structure of evidence or creative style is important in composing a critique.​