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Which of the following is NOT a similarity between a reaction paper, review, and critique?
Which of the following is NOT a similarity between a reaction paper, review, and critique?
- They involve critical thinking and recognizing arguments.
- They are specialized forms of writing in which a reviewer or reader evaluates any of the following: Scholarly Work, A work of Art, Designs, Graphic Designs.
- They contain summaries. (correct)
- They have a range in length from 250 to 750 words.
A critique is considered the most academic of the three types of papers: reaction paper, review, and critique.
A critique is considered the most academic of the three types of papers: reaction paper, review, and critique.
True (A)
Which of the following is NOT a modern version of the reaction paper?
Which of the following is NOT a modern version of the reaction paper?
- Trip advisor post / Travel review
- Research paper (correct)
- Movie review
- Gadget review
What does "New Criticism/Formalism" suggest is the key to understanding a text?
What does "New Criticism/Formalism" suggest is the key to understanding a text?
What does "______" criticism focus on? The reviewer's reaction as an audience of a work.
What does "______" criticism focus on? The reviewer's reaction as an audience of a work.
What is the main concern of "Marxist Criticism"?
What is the main concern of "Marxist Criticism"?
Which section of a reaction paper, review, or critique is typically the longest?
Which section of a reaction paper, review, or critique is typically the longest?
The first paragraph of the introduction should always include the title of the article/book/movie, the writer's/director's name/company's name.
The first paragraph of the introduction should always include the title of the article/book/movie, the writer's/director's name/company's name.
A plot summary is not necessary for critiquing academic researches.
A plot summary is not necessary for critiquing academic researches.
The content of the body section depends on the supporting points of the thesis statement.
The content of the body section depends on the supporting points of the thesis statement.
Which of the following is NOT included in the conclusion of a reaction, review, or critique paper?
Which of the following is NOT included in the conclusion of a reaction, review, or critique paper?
Flashcards
Reaction Paper
Reaction Paper
A paper expressing personal feelings about a work, event, or experience.
Review
Review
A formal evaluation, often subjective, expressing an opinion about something.
Critique
Critique
A critical assessment based on technical expertise, typically objective.
Scholarly Work
Scholarly Work
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Work of Art
Work of Art
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Design
Design
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Graphic Design
Graphic Design
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Length of Review/Critique
Length of Review/Critique
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Introduction (Reaction/Review/Critique)
Introduction (Reaction/Review/Critique)
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Thesis Statement
Thesis Statement
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Background Information
Background Information
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Plot Summary
Plot Summary
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Body Paragraphs (Reaction/Review/Critique)
Body Paragraphs (Reaction/Review/Critique)
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Conclusion (Reaction/Review/Critique)
Conclusion (Reaction/Review/Critique)
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New Criticism
New Criticism
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Reader-Response Criticism
Reader-Response Criticism
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Feminist Criticism
Feminist Criticism
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Marxist Criticism
Marxist Criticism
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Modern Reaction Paper
Modern Reaction Paper
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Movie Review
Movie Review
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Gadget Review
Gadget Review
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Trip Advisor Posts/Travel Reviews
Trip Advisor Posts/Travel Reviews
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Restaurant Reviews
Restaurant Reviews
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Editorials
Editorials
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Study Notes
Reaction Paper
- Explains the writer's feelings about a particular work
- A response to a prompt, current event, or media
- Discusses an event, situation, or phenomenon
- Includes an assessment of the experience
Review
- A formal evaluation
- Often subjective, compared to a critique
- Can be written by anyone (no expertise needed)
- Expresses an opinion on an event, book, restaurant, art, performance, movie, or trends
- More than a summary, needs persuasion and critical evaluation
Critique
- A critical assessment of an event, book, place, or phenomenon
- Objective and based on sound technical principles
- Written by someone with experience and expertise in a particular genre
- The most academic paper format
- A more in-depth version of a reaction paper
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Description
This quiz explores the differences between reaction papers, reviews, and critiques. It delves into their definitions, purposes, and the writing styles required for each type. Test your understanding and improve your writing skills in evaluating various works and experiences.
