1. This part of the body contains the initial reactions of the writer after reading a text and stating his/her own ideas on the claims presented by the author backed up with evidence and examples.
A. Synthesis
B. Reaction to the work
C. Hypothesis
D. Summary of the work
2. This part of the body contains the author's main points that the writer will build a response paper by analyzing and elaborating on the ideas and purpose of the author.
A. Synthesis
B. Reaction to the work
C. Hypothesis
D. Summary of the work
3. Which of the following should be avoided when you are writing a reaction paper?
A. Support your reaction based on certain reasons
B. Each body paragraph should contain a single idea with a clear meaning
C. Remember to edit and proofread your reaction paper
D. Overfill your reaction paper with quotations.
4. It refers to the discussion of one's comments, opinions, or ideas in certain information, scenario, event, articles, or any other type of text.
A. Review paper
B. Reaction paper
C. Critique paper
D. Observation paper
5. Writing a reaction paper is often used as a tool in a class setting to what?
A. Make a survey based on the student's will responses.
B. Encourage them to think critically about texts
C. Develop understanding between the reactor and the author
D. To comprehend easier the context of a written article.
6. Which of the following is NOT included in an academic writer's checklist?
A. Have I made a grammatical error?
B. Do I have a clear thesis sentence?
C. Are my body paragraphs organized in a logical way?
D. Have I counted the words I used in the writing text?