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Flag Up! Crack the Critique

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The class will split into two groups. When a jumbled word appears, raise your flag fast! The first group to raise it will unscramble the word and share a quick idea about that part of a critique. Then, the teacher will explain it fully.

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The class will split into two groups. When a jumbled word appears, raise your flag fast! The first group to raise it will unscramble the word and share a quick idea about that part of a critique. Then, the teacher will explain it fully.

by Varona, Mary Anne
1

The opening part that presents the topic, gives background, and states the main idea.

2

A brief overview that presents the main points or events of a work without personal opinion.

3

Looking closely at a work, judging how well it was done, and explaining why. Answer:

4

Restating your overall judgment and giving final thoughts or recommendations about the work.

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