Summary vs Critique
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Jenelle D
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English
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5th - 8th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is a summary?
An expression of someone's opinions on another person's writing, typically a story or researched-based text
A paragraph that describes the characters of a story
1-2 sentences that explain what the text will inform the reader about
Writing that explains a story or text's main events/points
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Multiple Choice
What is a critique?
An analysis of something that notes both its faults and merits
A brief overview of the main points of a literary work or theory
A short expression of disapproval toward someone or something based on perceived faults
A person who judges literary works
3.
Multiple Select
Summaries usually include...
(choose all that apply)
author's purpose for writing
direct quotes from the text
personal opinions about the text
main idea of the text
4.
Multiple Choice
Critiques usually include...
evaluation of the author's writing
suggestions to improve the author's writing
some bias about the author's writing
all of the above
5.
Multiple Choice
Good or bad summary/critique?
(about the Bee Movie)
"Barry B. Benson is a bee who has lived all of his life inside of a beehive. He graduates and has to pursue a career but finds out he must keep it for the rest of his life. He doesn't want to do that, so he escapes the hive (which is forbidden) and meets a florist named Vanessa. He comes back to the hive to be looked at in disgust for talking with humans. He goes back out to find Vanessa but discovers that humans have been stealing their honey and is upset. In the end, he works to free the bees that were being farmed for their honey and finds justice by succeeding in suing humanity for theft."
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Multiple Choice
Good or bad summary/critique?
(regarding a memoir)
"The structure you have now is not consistently linear, and the links from one topic to the next are not often clear. Your timeline is a bit shuffled, with a chapter of your life post-college coming before a chapter on your college years. It’s better in this instance to tell your story chronologically so as to give your book some structure and order."
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