Q3: Critique Paper

Question 1

A systematic way of highlighting weakness and strengths and weaknesses and its applicability to practice.

Answer 1

critiquing

Question 2

True or False

Only experts can identify the strengths and weaknesses of a masterpiece.

Answer 2

False

Every readers as well

Question 3

An exercise in judging the value of a piece of writing or research.

Answer 3

critique

Question 4

It is a way of improving your own skills by looking at the way other writers and researchers work.

Answer 4

critique

Question 5

It is a valuable exercise in the careful reading of text that will increase your understanding of a particular subject.

Answer 5

critique

Question 6

What are the functions of being a critic?

Answer 6

1. introduce the author/work
2. ignite interest on a neglected work
3. show relationship between ages and cultures
4. contribute to better understanding of a work
5. make a study on art and its “making”
6. introduce the relationship of art and life

Question 7

Differentiate critique and critic

Answer 7

• critique - the paper that exercises the value of a piece of writing or research.
• critic - a person who writes a critique.

Question 8

True or False

Criticism is finding fault/mistakes or wrong.

Answer 8

False

Question 9

What are the parts of a critique?

Answer 9

1. Introduction
2. Main body
3. Conclusion

Question 10

Critique

What are the components of the introduction

Answer 10

• subject of your critique and your point of view
• background of the work
• thesis statement

Question 11

This part of the critique discusses the pieces of evidence for your claim.

Answer 11

main body

Question 12

Critique

What are the components of the conclusion?

Answer 12

• Re-emphasis of the thesis statement
• Final suggestions and/or positive and negative criticisms on the book or article you critiqued
• questions/observations that the article suggests