Answer: C
Explanation:
The writer of answer C saw the musical and evaluated it. I will explain why the other answers are incorrect below:
A. The writer hates all musicals and did not view the one which he/she is reviewing. This cannot be considered an evaluation.
B. This writer is again biased, this time in favor of musicals. This does not change the fact that they did not even watch the play. Again, this cannot be considered an evaluation.
C. Correct
D. This response has no mention of the play that is supposed to be reviewed. Wanting to write a play about a sloth musical, while an entertaining idea, does not give me any insight into the musical supposedly reviewed. This cannot be considered the evaluation.
C. Is correct as it is the only choice in which the writer watched the musical and wrote about it.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
The key issues to take note of when taking a test or examination include:
• Once you receive the test paper or examination paper, glance through the paper. While doing this, write down the key words or formula that you'll need during the test or exam.
• Also, it is very important to read the instructions carefully and understand them before you commence your examination. A lot of students fail their examinations because they didn't read the instructions.
• Solve the was questions first and leave the tough ones and the ones that are time consuming to the end.
• For multiple choice questions, think deeply and choose the best answer as there may be some almost identical answers which are just there to put you off.
• Explain your words properly, give detailed explanation and let your writing be neat and eligible.
• When you're done with your work, proofread it before submitting it.